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Platform
TurboGrafx-16
Genres
Platformer
Player Perspective
Side view
Developers
Atlus · Red Company
Publishers
Konami · Hudson Soft · NEC Home Electronics
Release date
December 15, 1989

Summary

Bonk's Adventure, the quirky platformer that first introduced us to the stone‑age hero known as PC Kid in Europe, quickly became a staple of the TurboGrafx‑16 library. The game’s bright, side‑scrolling stages let you smash enemies with Bonk’s oversized head, a mechanic that felt both simple and oddly satisfying. Behind the scenes, Red Company crafted the characters while Atlus handled most of the development, with Hudson Soft supervising the whole effort—an unusual collaboration that helped the title feel polished for its time. Its popularity sparked a series of sequels and even a 3D remake for PlayStation 2 and GameCube, and the original made its way onto Nintendo’s Virtual Console and the PlayStation Store, keeping the retro charm alive for new generations.

Storyline

Bonk's Adventure follows the titular caveboy, Bonk, as he roams a whimsical prehistoric world. Armed with an indestructible forehead, he "bonks" a parade of anthropomorphic dinosaurs and other ancient foes.

The game is set in a fictional stone‑age era where enemies range from goofy pterodactyls to hulking reptilian brutes. Bonk’s striking look—a bald, muscular figure—makes him a perfect match for the cartoonish, colorful landscape.

His ultimate goal is to rescue Princess Za, a tiny pink Plesiosaur‑type reptile, who has been snatched by the villainous King Drool, a massive green Tyrannosaurus‑type dinosaur. The rescue mission drives the platforming action from start to finish.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single

Alternative Titles

  • B.C. Kid Alternative
  • FC Genjin Alternative
  • FC Kid Alternative
  • GB Kid Alternative
  • BC Kid Alternative