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This version what you presented is from PC, not Amiga. Different Team. Original is World Software in 1994-(Doman- developer)IMO and was much better then PC version.
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H-Hewwo?10 Jun. 2019
The angry polish Tommy Wiseau experience
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szteniek08 Jun. 2019
@Ye Illuminator -- mature audiences only? Here in Poland we were playing it before reaching our teens...
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Chigurh16 Feb. 2018
This game is the plan 9 of beat em ups...simply beyond any criticism. Low grade stuff, but no lack in the fun department. Once you learn the basics it's addictive in a weird sort of way.
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Ye Illuminator11 Sep. 2016
Alex and Franko were a pair of great friends, born in times where Poland was morphing from communist country into something else. Lost in the world, they couldn't find them self in the new reality. Living in the Polish city of Szczecin, the two were growing up in a rather unfriendly neighborhood. Mastering martial arts, they found their life tough but very interesting. Until one day a band of thugs attacked them. After a long fight, when Franko was able to see and feel again, he saw a body of his friend, and in his ears he still heard the laughter of the band's leader, Klocek. Now it's time for revenge. Franko is a classical Double Dragon-style action game. With excessive amount of blood and violence, it is suitable for mature audiences only. The player walks right through the streets of a Polish city (decorated with typical decor of the communist era). On his way, he faces various kinds of enemies, from punks, through karatekas, to infamous Communist law enforcement groups like ZOMO. The enemies can be fought with a variety of hand-to-hand blows and moves, though some of them carry guns.
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X-TECH08 Sep. 2015
This is story of my life
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jack12 Jul. 2015
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best classic Polish game
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LOVE KROWE15 Mar. 2014
LOVE KROWE
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markegiani05 Apr. 2013
Very bloody one ! Though it's on polish, don't miss it if you like street fighting.
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myabandonware21 Jul. 2011
Franko: The Crazy Revenge is one of thos title which gets ignored by the gaming world but this Double Dragon clone is quite good and its highley recommended for beat em up fans and AB lovers alike thumps up way up
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This game sound like my life....
This version what you presented is from PC, not Amiga. Different Team. Original is World Software in 1994-(Doman- developer)IMO and was much better then PC version.
The angry polish Tommy Wiseau experience
@Ye Illuminator -- mature audiences only? Here in Poland we were playing it before reaching our teens...
This game is the plan 9 of beat em ups...simply beyond any criticism. Low grade stuff, but no lack in the fun department. Once you learn the basics it's addictive in a weird sort of way.
Alex and Franko were a pair of great friends, born in times where Poland was morphing from communist country into something else. Lost in the world, they couldn't find them self in the new reality. Living in the Polish city of Szczecin, the two were growing up in a rather unfriendly neighborhood. Mastering martial arts, they found their life tough but very interesting. Until one day a band of thugs attacked them. After a long fight, when Franko was able to see and feel again, he saw a body of his friend, and in his ears he still heard the laughter of the band's leader, Klocek. Now it's time for revenge.
Franko is a classical Double Dragon-style action game. With excessive amount of blood and violence, it is suitable for mature audiences only. The player walks right through the streets of a Polish city (decorated with typical decor of the communist era). On his way, he faces various kinds of enemies, from punks, through karatekas, to infamous Communist law enforcement groups like ZOMO. The enemies can be fought with a variety of hand-to-hand blows and moves, though some of them carry guns.
This is story of my life
best classic Polish game
LOVE KROWE
Very bloody one ! Though it's on polish, don't miss it if you like street fighting.
Franko: The Crazy Revenge is one of thos title which gets ignored by the gaming world but this Double Dragon clone is quite good and its highley recommended for beat em up fans and AB lovers alike thumps up way up
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.