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Game Info
- Platform
- PlayStation
- Genres
- Platformer
- Player Perspective
- Third person
- Developers
- Megatoon Studios
- Publishers
- Ocean Software · Sony Computer Entertainment of America · Konami · Infogrames
- Release date
- December 12, 1997
Summary
Jersey Devil tosses you into a quirky 3D platform adventure starring a cute purple creature with long ears and tiny wings. The hero’s mission is to thwart the mad Dr. Knarf, who’s unleashed a horde of mutated vegetables and prehistoric monsters across oddly themed stages—a museum, a cemetery, a forest, even a haunted house. Armed with a punch, a tail‑whip, and a gliding ability that saves you from fatal drops, you’ll bounce, soar, and swing through swarms of zombies, bats, spiders, and the ever‑present veggie foes. Progress often hinges on hunting down the five letters of “Knarf” hidden throughout each level, turning exploration into a scavenger hunt. While the game’s ambition shines through its colorful worlds, players note a temperamental camera that can make the otherwise charming platforming feel a bit devilish.
Storyline
Dennis, a mutated, humanoid pumpkin, barges into Dr. Knarf’s laboratory clutching a small cage. Inside the cage is an infant version of the titular Jersey Devil, which Knarf intends to dissect after a failed scalpel break. He locks Dennis in a separate cage and leaves to fetch a new blade, but a plant monster attacks the infant. The Jersey Devil evades the monster, tears the lab apart, and drops a bottle of nitroglycerin, blowing the lab to pieces and hurling himself toward the nearby town of Jersey.
Decades later the town has become a sprawling city plagued by mutant vegetable monsters that chase, terrorize, and kidnap citizens. A television store window shows the evening news mentioning Dr. Knarf and mysterious sightings of the legendary Jersey Devil. The camera pans to a mutant that stops to watch the broadcast, then the Jersey Devil appears behind it, pulls off the mutant’s mask to reveal Dennis, and shouts “Boo!” scaring Dennis away as Knarf’s car speeds by.
The scene cuts to empty streets before pulling back to the rooftops, where the Jersey Devil stands overlooking the city as the title screen for the game "Jersey Devil" appears.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
External Links
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