Menace Beach is an unlicensed platform game developed by Wisdom Tree (as Color Dreams) and released on Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991. In the game, the player takes on the role of a boy with a skateboard who must rescue his girlfriend Bunny from the evil Demon Dan. Along the way, he must make use of whatever items he comes across to use as weapons.
In 1995, the game was repackaged as Sunday Funday and changed the story to instead feature a boy who is late for Sunday School. The repackaged game also included Fish Fall a previously unreleased Color Dreams style arcade game, and a karaoke version of "The Ride" by the Christian band 4Him.
An Asian version of the game was released named Miss Peach World which has a female protagonist and replaces the cutscenes in between games with hardcore pornography.
Tropes featured across both games:
- Action Girl: Miss Peach in the Asian version.
- As the Good Book Says...: Fish Fall features Bible passages in between levels.
- Blackout Basement: The sewers in the first stage of Menace Beach/Sunday Funday are black and they must be illuminated by activating switches through the level.
- Bound and Gagged: Bunny in Menace Beach is tied up in a dungeon and scenes featuring her between levels show her clothes rotting away until she is clad in nothing but a bikini.
- Dolled-Up Installment: Sunday Funday is a modified version of Menace Beach which includes Christian themes.
- Excuse Plot: In Menace Beach, Bunny is Bound and Gagged and you must go on a journey to save her. In Sunday Funday... you're late for Sunday School!
- Fake Difficulty: Slippery controls topped with over-complicated levels full of gimmicks that do not work correctly make for one of the most difficult NES games in existence, but you want to keep playing to see if Bunny's outfit rots fully away to nothing.
