This game does look interesting to say the least.

I was gonna say the same thing. I'm aware that Tate made Kao 2 available on Steam and already bought it to replay after all these years. Still I've read that the devs considered Kao 1 to be a challenge to port on modern systems because of it's age. But that's EXACTLY what GOG is for! Right?

But that doesn't mean I have anything against this lion. I might buy the game and see what he's made of.

If Akiyama says it's hard, then there's no disputing that.

when Simba takes a crapload of drugs an' cant handle them.

Zoidberg is right you know

So where's the Aladdin ripof...err homage game to replace it? o.0

Arabian Nights coming soon :P

But that game actually looks GOOD....that won't do...we need crappy ripoffs on GOG.

Oh god lol

Why not do one better and release the animated movie Thief and the Cobler Disney allegedly blatantly ripped off for Aladdin. Yeah, it was released a year after Disney's Aladdin, but it was 28 years in the making before it came out.

i bought this because, honest lee, and with teh best will in the world (really!) it looks complete and total and utter garbage, and I MUST own truly awful games!

Despite it's repution, I personally consider Leon (kinda wondering, why Leon lost "n" in english title) as worth to play game. IMO the worsest thing is getting to first save point. After that - I somehow "got used to" and finished rest of them with pleasure.

I really wish that we could have more Leryx' games here. Especially Clash and V.O.T.E.R Golem - I would gladly give them second chance (especially Clash).

I myself own Daikatana and Duke Nukem Forever, so I must have similar tastes. Wishlisted.

oh my god, i just played it

it's so crap i love <3 it. for real. it's slow, has slippery controls, bad graphics and generic music (and sounds). it doesn't even seem to have a title screen as far as i can tell.

anybody that likes obscure, bad games, and i know there must be others out there, too, buy it. it's cheap and cheerful. and how is it cheap.

edit: quick, somebody do a gog giveaway offering ten copies of this.

How do you know? To my knowledge, it had multiple publishers (Wanadoo in Europe and Dreamcatcher in US) which always messes things up...did it, too, somehow end up in the hands of THQ Nordic? Not that that would be a bad thing, mind you...

It's not. Trust me. I've played it top to bottom. The puzzles will leave you lost if you can't make the connections between what characters say, and sometimes the instructions to these puzzles are misleading. The action is stiff and clunky and movement feels floaty and disconnected. The story is an excuse plot (There's 7 princesses. Find them. Become the sultan). The graphics are hit and miss. The first few chapters love crashing and have severe audio popping. You can still progress while missing important upgrades. The atmosphere is spot on though, but the game isn't worth playing for that alone.