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Summary
Bruce Lee blended martial arts, platforming, and exploration into something quietly special. Leaping between rooms, battling the endlessly annoying Yamo and Ninja, and mastering precise movement created a hypnotic rhythm. It wasn't about speed - it was about flow. Once learned, it felt almost elegant, like a playable kung fu movie.
What it does well
Strong atmosphere, clever enemy design, and deliberate pacing create a distinctive, thoughtful take on martial-arts action.
Where it falls short
Repetitive encounters, limited objectives, sparse guidance, and difficulty that punished impatience.
Verdict
A beautifully paced cult classic that rewarded patience, precision, and mastery, even if its challenge fades too quickly.