Plok! (Game)

Plok!
Developer
Publishers
Release Date	December 10, 1993 September 1993 1994
Genre	Platform game
Platform
Mode	Single Player
Designers	Ste and John Pickford (concept) Lyndon Brooke (Graphics) John Buckley (Code)
Composers	Tim Follin Geoff Follin

,Plok! is a Video Game Developed in 1993 by Software Creations and published by Tradewest in America, Nintendo in Europe, and Activision in Japan as a traditional platform game starring Plok, a creature from the fictional land of Poly-Esta archipelago.

Plot

Plok's adventure begins when he wakes up one morning to find that his big square flag has gone missing. He then finds it on travel first to the nearby Cotton Island to retrieve it from the Bobbins Brothers.

After vanquishing the Bobbins Bros. and reclaiming his flag, Plok returns to Akrillic to find that the island has been taken over by Fleas, large blue creatures that jump around. He quickly learns that the theft of his flag was simply a decoy to lure him away from Akrillic and leave it unguarded. Plok must travel throughout Akrillic, ridding the island of Fleas. Partway through the game, Plok takes a break by his house to catch a nap, during which he dreams of his Grandpappy's journey on Legacy Island to search for a family heirloom known as the Magical Amulet, which is eventually found and stumbled upon by Plok as he wakes up.

After clearing out all the Fleas from Akrillic, Plok descends into Brendammi Bog, where the Fleapit, the source of all the Fleas, is located. Riding various vehicles, Plok journeys deep into the Flea Pit, ultimately challenging the Flea Queen as the final boss.

Gameplay

Plok dwells on Akrillic, a large island in the fictional region of "Polyesta". Plok's special power lies in the fact that he can launch any of his limbs at will and allow them to damage enemies, once the damage has been done they return to Plok until he attacks again. Another integral use of this ability is using it to solve puzzles that involve having to "sacrifice" one of Plok's limbs to activate switches (thus gradually decreasing Plok's mobility and his chances in battle). Once a limb hits a switch, it is placed on a hanger that may be right next to the switch or several screens away; some switches also require certain limbs. Plok's secondary attack takes the form of a buzzsaw-like jump that not only gives him increased speed, but also dispatches enemies. Plok can pick up shells, which award extra lives and serve as ammunition for a special amulet received partway through the game. The amulet converts shells into power for Plok's secondary attack.

Plok has numerous power-ups that come in the form of "presents" scattered amongst the majority of levels. If Plok locates one of these colorful gifts he is immediately transformed into a more powerful fighting machine for a brief length of time. These power-ups include a flamethrower, boxing gear, a blunderbuss, twin handguns, and even multiple rocket launchers. Specific presents yield vehicles that Plok can use in some later levels.

As the game progresses, the player will also encounter a number of different enemies and bosses as well.

Controls

• Control Pad- Move Plok
• A- Spin Jump, a Faster, Higher Jump, but leaves Plok a moving target
• B- Jump
• X- Release Buddy Hornets
• Y- Throw Limb
• START- Pause
• SELECT-

Special

• Bonus Plok

• Plokontinue ( Tokens)

At the start of a new game, Plok has no continues available. When all spare lives are used up the game is over. During the course of the game, Plok can earn several continues, which allow the game to continue from specified points when all lives are lost.,uhh plok universe i guess idk

Permanent Continue Positions

A few key positions in the game have been designated 'Permanent Continue Positions'. These are after either the Bobbins Bros. or Rockyfella have been defeated. Once a player has reached one of these positions, every new game started will begin at this position, so the earlier levels will not have to be played through again and again. This position will be remembered even if the Reset button is pressed.

To play the game again from the beginning after a 'Permanent Continue Position' has been reached, the Power switch should be switched off for a few seconds.

Levels

Location	Level
Cotton Island	Beach
	Bridge
	Columns
	Log Falls
	Rickety Bridge
	Crazy Cradles
	Blind Leap
	Bobbins Bros
Akrillic (Part 1)	Garlen Beach
	Sleepy Dale
	Plok's House
Legacy Island	Mace Cove
	Fool's Gap
	Zig Zag
	Sponge Rocks
	Swifty Peaks
	Log Trail
	Crouch Hill
	Bobbins Bros
Akrillic (Part 2)	Plok Town
	The Penkinos
	Venge Thicket
	Dreamy Cove
	Creepy Forest
	Womack Spider
	Creepy Crag
	Gohome Cavern
	Crashing Rocks
	Rockyfella
Fleapit	Cycling Clever
	Road Hogging
	High Flying
	Easy Riding
	In A Spin
	Real Rumblings
	Silent Running
	Flea Queen

Game Genie Codes

Code	Effect
C26D-3D0D	Invincibility
F482-CDDD	Plok floats in the air. Turn it off to let him drop.
F468-CDDD	When you jump, you collect invisible shells. It can lead to graphic problems and bugs.
F48C-CFDD	High jump
23CC-CDDD	Enemies and limbs are invisible
C288-3D6D	Plok doesn't bounce when you shoot all of his limbs.
66CC-3D0C	No logs
66CC-3F0C	Logs roll in the opposite direction
66CC-3FDC	Psycho Logs

Gallery

External Links

• Plok Beta Stuff