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Instructions
In this game you've to help the devil kid to confront the attacking enemies and make his way through various levels. Enemies will attack you from both sides and you must kill them. You will be able to use special attacks and activate RAGE to cause more destruction. Collect the power-ups falling down from the sky to perform a special attack. In order to use RAGE, you must kill enough enemies until your RAGE BAR is full. When in RAGE, you will be twice as big and anything that crosses your path will die! As you advance further into the game, the hordes of enemies will grow larger and the game will become tougher. Remember that when an enemy touches you, you lose a life. Once your life bar has dropped, you will die.
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