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[Tier: Vault]NES Mendel Palace (USA) in 19:02.97 by DarkKobold.
FCEUX movie (.fm2) (date: 2010-11-11)
MKV file via BitTorrent (size: 50.38 MB, length: 21:52)
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Submission #2904 — Author's comments
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Rating: 5.2 (11 votes)
   
- 2 Players
- Genre: Action
- Genre: Puzzle
Mendel Palace is an action-puzzle game. When playing in real-time, it becomes more action than puzzle, and when TASing, it becomes more puzzle than action. The idea is to shove your opponents into the walls of the arena by flipping over ground tiles. This is harder than it looks, since the enemies often approach in swarms and can kill you with one touch.

Flipping can also reveal some other tile types. For instance, the sun tile flips over everything else, which often cleans up the arena in a hurry. However, there are also extra enemy spawn areas that can be uncovered, especially in the last levels. For more details, see the run's submission comments.

DarkKobold beats the game in just over 19 minutes by using 2 players at the same time.

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Added [Tier: Vault]NES Mendel Palace (USA) by DarkKobold in 19:02.97 (2010-11-11)

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