Kid Klown in Crazy Chase (1994). Play online

Summary

Kid Klown in Crazy Chase throws you into a quirky isometric sprint where a blazing fuse races ahead of you. Every stage feels like a frantic board game: you must dodge Blackjack’s assorted traps while hunting four suit‑shaped orbs hidden throughout the level. Collect the orbs, snag the key, and stay ahead of the fuse long enough to halt the approaching spade bomb.

The game strings together five distinct stages, each culminating in a lock‑picking puzzle where you choose the correct one of ten doors to rescue Princess Honey. Your performance shapes the ending – grabbing all five Honey hearts and avoiding a continue lands you with the Good ending, while missing hearts or using continues leads to Average or Bad outcomes.

I love how the mix of speed‑run pressure, hidden‑object hunting, and the whimsical isometric view makes every run feel fresh, and the multiple endings give a clear incentive to master every twist and turn.

Storyline

In Kid Klown in Crazy Chase, the clown hero sets out to rescue Princess Honey, kidnapped by the villain Black Jack (known as Dirty Joe in the Japanese SNES release). Black Jack threatens to detonate a spade‑shaped bomb, so Kid Klown must race along a lit fuse to stop the explosion and free Honey.

The game tracks three possible outcomes. A good ending appears when the player collects all five Honey hearts and saves her without using a continue. An average ending occurs if Honey is rescued but either some hearts are missing or a continue was used. A bad ending is shown when Honey cannot be saved at all.