
Zarlor Mercenary
1990 Shooter
Scrapyard Dog lets you step into the shoes of Lou — a kid on a mission to rescue his kidnapped dog from the ominous Mr. Big. The game scrolls horizontally across more than fifteen distinct stages, each packed with its own visual flavor: rust‑caked junkyards, leafy forests, and scorching deserts all feel surprisingly alive on the tiny Lynx screen. Platforming is the core of the experience, with tight jumps and a handful of enemies that keep the pace brisk, while the occasional hidden surprise rewards exploration. Critics seemed to enjoy the blend of cute graphics and straightforward fun; IGN gave the Lynx version an 8/10, noting its appeal to players of all ages, and several European magazines scored it in the high‑70s to 90 percent range. Even though some reviewers pointed out that a few jumps feel unforgiving, the overall consensus is that Scrapyard Dog offers a solid, nostalgic platform adventure that still feels fresh for anyone who loves a good rescue quest.
In Scrapyard Dog you play as Louie, a determined guy whose beloved dog Scraps has been snatched. The kidnappers are a gang of thugs who are after the deed to the scrapyard, and they hide the pup as leverage. Their leader, the shadowy Mr. Big, is the final obstacle Louie must confront. The game challenges you to guide Louie through fifteen perilous stages, each filled with traps and enemies. Your ultimate goal is to survive the danger, defeat Mr. Big, and rescue Scraps.
Edited by Maya Carter

1990 Shooter

1991 Puzzle

1993 Action

1993 Shooter