Doraon Neoguri

Doraon Neoguri is an action video game that was released in 1992. The title is a blend of Japanese (Doragon means Dragon) and Korean (Neoguri means raccoon dog) for stylish purposes. It was created and published by Korean developer, Kyung-Hee Electronics S&I and runs on the DOS platform. The concept of the game is based heavily on an arcade game from the early 1980s. The player controls an animated raccoon dog through the gaming stages, helping it to devour as many fruits as possible. Each level has a different layout and the order in which the fruits are placed. To complete a level, the raccoon must eat all of the fruits in it, however, several obstacles are thrown in the way making the task more challenging than it sounds.
Enemies of many shapes and sizes will try to prevent the fruits from getting eaten. Traps are sometimes laid around some fruits to repel the raccoon. The little animal will need to traverse through several platforms and high areas to access the fruits. In the quest for the fruits, the protagonist might also come across unidentified objects, which could reveal bonus points or create more enemies. The raccoon must hop, jump, and climb ladders to reach the inaccessible areas, however, a fall would kill him instantly. Contact with enemies will also have to be avoided, failing which, the player will have to repeat the level.
The game features 2D-pixel art graphics, typical for games of the era. Doragon Neoguri is part of the early wave of Korean video games, produced during a time when the Korean gaming industry was in its nascent stage and holds a special place in history.

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