History VideoGame / KangFu

''Kang Fu'' is the only video game developed and published by [=GREat=] Effects Development ([[FunWithAcronyms GREED]] for short), released in 1996 for UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} systems. It's a PlatformGame in which you control a kangaroo named Klont who has to save little kangaroos from the bad guys across 10 levels.

* AwesomeButImpractical: The game itself is a meta example -- it's designed to show off the higher resolutions and color depths that can be displayed via the Advanced Graphics Architecture (AGA) chipset used in latter high-end Amigas, including the [=CD32=]. However, between this and the game's [[ObviousBeta inefficient coding]], the end result is that it's a very memory-hungry game, leading to a potential GameBreakingBug on the [=CD32=], and requiring jumping through several hoops to get the game working at all on a stock [=A1200=].

''Kang Fu'' is the only video game developed and published by [=GREat=] Effects Development (GREED for short), released in 1996 for UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} systems. It's a PlatformGame in which you control a kangaroo named Klont who has to save little kangaroos from the bad guys across 10 levels.

* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Dying on your last life grants you a ''delightful'' sight of a decaying Kangaroo corpse.

* UnfortunateNames: The acronym for the game's development company was G.R.E.E.D.

* MindScrew: The game features realistic backgrounds juxtaposed with more cartoony enemies and foreground objects, which clash and give off a very surreal feel. In addition, the enemies encountered in the game include slinkies, floating eyeballs, and reptilian warriors.

* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Dying on your last life grants you a ''delightful'' sight of a decaying Kangaroo corpse.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfLoading: It can literally take eight and a half minutes to load the game.
* MindScrew: The enemies are downright bizarre. The game includes killer slinkies.

* PasswordSave: The game gives you a password to let you continue after the first and fifth level, (though considering that the game has ten stages, it's not as useful as it could be).

* PasswordSave: The game gives you a password to let you continue after the first and fifth level, though considering that the game has ten stages, it's not as useful as it could be).

* NeverTrustATitle: Despite the title, Klont doesn't actually use any kung fu moves and instead uses a gun or other weapons.

* GISSyndrome: The game mosty uses compressed stock images for level backgrounds or background objects.

* SequelHook: The ending says "See you in ''Kang Two''". No sequel with such a title was ever released.

''Kang Fu'' is the only video game developed and published by [=GREat=] Effects Development (GREED for short) in 1996 for UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} systems. It's a PlatformGame in which you control a kangaroo named Klont who has to save little kangaroos from the bad guys across 10 levels.

''Kang Fu'' is a video game developed and published by [=GREat=] Effects Development (GREED for short, it was also their only game) in 1996 for UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} systems. It's a PlatformGame in which you control a kangaroo named Klont who has to save little kangaroos from the bad guys across 10 levels.

''Kang Fu'' is a video game developed and published by [=GREat=] Effects Development (GREED for short, it was also their only game) in 1996 for UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} systems. It's PlatformGame in which you control a kangaroo named Klont who has to save little kangaroos from the bad guys across 10 levels.

* CoolShades: The kangaroo always wears shades, especially meant to accentuate his coolness on the game box.

* GoombaStomp: One of the ways Klont can kill certain enemies is jumping on them.

* PunBasedTitle: The title is a pun on the martial art with the animal's name instead.