Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee is a platform and beat ’em up hybrid video game, designed by Ron J. Fortier, with graphics by Kelly Day and music by John A. Fitzpatrick. The game’s plot centers on the martial artist Bruce Lee as he navigates a wizard’s tower, aiming to acquire infinite wealth and immortality. Across twenty single-screen chambers, players must collect lanterns to unlock new passages while contending with two persistent enemies: the Ninja, who wields a “bokken stick,” and the Green Yamo, a sumo-styled warrior who attacks with punches and “crushing kicks.” A notable feature is the multiplayer option, allowing a second player to control either Yamo or alternate turns as Bruce Lee. The game combines agile movement, including running, jumping, kicking, punching, climbing, and ducking, with environmental hazards like electrical charges, exploding bushes, and laser traps.

Game Features

• Twenty single-screen chambers
• Two persistent enemies: Ninja and Green Yamo
• Agile movement: running, jumping, kicking, punching, climbing, ducking
• Environmental hazards and traps
• Two-player cooperative or competitive modes
• Alternating turns as Bruce Lee
• Second player controls Green Yamo