The game is incredibly primitive in its design, with many of the things being completely unfunctional such as the shop. I found the concept to be incredibly interesting, combining RPG with boxing, but the enemies don't move much and fights consist of spam clicking in the middle of the screen, the only way you can really lose a fight is to enter a high level area without leveling up at all. The music could have been balanced better, it is very loud but otherwise the tracks sound good and fit the game. The movement is okay but the scale of the game is rather confusing, such as the house near the first screen where the character is marginally smaller than the bed or the laptop. I am unsure if this was an intentional design choice. Overall, while I have many complaints that I could rattle on about this game, I did enjoy the experience enough to go through and finish the game entirely.

i already forgot the name of the main character when i won. i got a green screen, i assume i won. he has a very tall laptop (since the background images have a very wrong size and are warped onto the screen as a result)

i mean, it's functional. not any good. what kinda childhood did you have to make dark streets of chester? curious.