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* StalactiteSpite: Flower pots and TVs on a rope only start to fall when Kevin gets nearby.
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* StalactiteSpite: Flower pots and TVs [=TVs=] on a rope only start to fall when Kevin gets nearby.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name. 8-bit versions were also developed for the [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] and Platform/GameBoy.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For for the Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name. 8-bit versions were also developed for the [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] and Platform/GameBoy.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name. 8-bit versions were also developed for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] and UsefulNotes/GameBoy.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: While the concierge is not exactly a villain in the movie, he's not only a villain, but also in league with Marv and Harry in this game. He even appears as an enemy!
* AdaptedOut: In the SNES version, Kevin's dad is nowhere to be found in the game's ending. Only his mom appears.
* AdaptedOut: In the SNES version, Kevin's dad is nowhere to be found in the game's ending. Only his mom appears.
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* DeathThrows: Defeated enemies fly off the screen. Kevin also goes off the screen when receiving non-strangling death.
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* DeathThrows: Defeated enemies fly off the screen. Kevin also goes off the screen when receiving a non-strangling death.
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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: The boss of the Plaza Hotel isn't the Conceirge or the police he's called, but a chef that jumps around throwing meat cleavers at Kevin.
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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: The boss of the Plaza Hotel isn't the Conceirge Concierge or the police he's called, but a chef that jumps around throwing meat cleavers at Kevin.
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* SteamVentObstacle: In the kitchen, there are steam outlets that periodically vent steam, damaging Kevin.
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* DeathThrows: Defeated enemies fly off the screen.
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* DeathThrows: Defeated enemies fly off the screen. Kevin also goes off the screen when receiving non-strangling death.
* DirectionallySolidPlatforms: Some bricks on the wall to apartment can be jumped on from below. Same could be said to trash cans in the lobby.
* DirectionallySolidPlatforms: Some bricks on the wall to apartment can be jumped on from below. Same could be said to trash cans in the lobby.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: Perfume makes Kevin invulnerable to most attacks.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: Perfume Aftershave makes Kevin invulnerable to most attacks.
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* SlideAttack: Kevin can slide on his knees. While useless against people, it can eliminate animals and inanimate objects such as luggage.
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* SlideAttack: Kevin can slide on his knees. While useless against people, people (aside from dodging them), it can eliminate animals and inanimate objects such as luggage.
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* FlameSpewerObstacle: There is a single flamethrower that appears when Kevin is climbing down a rope.
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* StalactiteSpite: Flower pots and TVs on a rope only start to fall when Kevin gets nearby.
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* SpringsSpringsEverywhere: Couches will make Kevin bounce in the air.
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* DeathThrows: Defeated enemies fly off the screen.
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* SlideAttack: Kevin can slide on his knees. While useless against people, it can eliminate inanimate objects such as luggage.
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* SlideAttack: Kevin can slide on his knees. While useless against people, it can eliminate animals and inanimate objects such as luggage.
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* CollisionDamage: Kevin gets damaged upon colliding with enemies.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: Perfume makes Kevin invulnerable to most attacks.
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* RollingAttack: One of the powerups makes Kevin spin mid-air to damage enemies.
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* SlideAttack: Kevin can slide on his knees. While useless against people, it can eliminate inanimate objects such as luggage.
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* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient garment bags, luggage, and mops that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you. Not to even speak of the [[OneHitKill vacuum cleaners]].
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* EverythingTryingToKillYou: While it does make sense for some of the hotel staff trying to catch Kevin, it can't be said to all the enemies that include random strangers. In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient garment bags, luggage, and mops that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you. Not to even speak of the [[OneHitKill vacuum cleaners]]. Even some of the staff throws bombs at Kevin or cuts damaging food. Street level also makes it clear that bats, rats and birds do not like Kevin.
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The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only four levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name.
name. 8-bit versions were also developed for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] and UsefulNotes/GameBoy.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the ''UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem'', loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the ''UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem'', UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name.
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* TooDumbToLive: Probably about the only thing the game gets right, in the penultimate level Marv is so stupid he'll chase Kevin over a blatantly obvious tripwire.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Kevin touches the blonde lady on the back instead of pinching her rear.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: In the final level, Marv continuously comes at Kevin. There's no way to get around him so you just have to run.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: In the final level, Marv continuously comes at Kevin. There's no way to get around him him, [[RubberBandAI and there's a maximum distance that the game lets you get ahead of him]], so you just have to run.run like hell for the end of the area, only slowing down when there's no other way to avoid damage from the other stage hazards.
* ClothingDamage: The head chef at the end of the first level inexplicably damages or loses his clothing as Kevin slides into his ankles to damage him ([[GuideDangIt And no! You can't damage him any other way!]]) with his pants dropping to his ankles upon death. It is probably best that no questions are ''ever'' asked regarding why this happens.
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* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient luggage that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you.
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* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient luggage garment bags, luggage, and mops that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you.you. Not to even speak of the [[OneHitKill vacuum cleaners]].
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** If he lacks a weapon, Kevin can only damage enemies by sliding into them, and can perform a rolling jump attack if he finds a pigeon. However, some enemies are immune to either or both of these attacks for no real reason.
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** If he lacks a weapon, Kevin can only damage enemies by sliding into them, and can perform a rolling jump attack if he finds a pigeon. However, some enemies are immune to either or both of these attacks for no real reason.reason, and good luck figuring out which enemies are which in this regard.
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The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only four levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible. ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' reviewed this game as part of his "Home Alone Games With Creator/MacaulayCulkin" episode.
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The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only four levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible. ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' reviewed this game as part of his "Home Alone Games With Creator/MacaulayCulkin" episode.
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The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only four levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible.
terrible. ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' reviewed this game as part of his "Home Alone Games With Creator/MacaulayCulkin" episode.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: In the final level, Marv continuously comes at Kevin. There's no way to get around him so you just have to run.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cheese pizzas; if Kevin finds one or collects six slices of one, it's a OneUp.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: In one room in the Uncle's House, you have to jump on the heads of Harry and Marv repeatedly to defeat them. This is not possible on any other occasion either any other enemy, {{Goomba Stomp}}ing is not one of Kevin's attacks.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: In one room in the Uncle's House, you have to jump on the heads of Harry and Marv repeatedly to defeat them. This is not possible on any other occasion either any other enemy, {{Goomba Stomp}}ing is not one of Kevin's attacks.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cheese pizzas; if Kevin finds one or collects six slices of one, pizza or finds a whole pizza, it's a OneUp.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: Inone room two rooms in the Uncle's House, you have to jump on the heads of Harry and Marv Marv, in one room doing it repeatedly to defeat them. them and in the other using them as a boost to get a key. This is not possible on any other occasion either with any other enemy, {{Goomba Stomp}}ing is not one of Kevin's attacks.attacks and trying to jump on top of enemies just damages Kevin.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: In
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The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only three four levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Sort of. After the Pigeon Lady's birds attack Kevin for a period of time and the player survives, she moves off-screen, she shakes his hand and points him to the exit.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Sort of. After the Pigeon Lady's birds attack Kevin for a period of time and the player he survives, she moves off-screen, she shakes his hand and points him to the exit.
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** Many enemies can deal a OneHitKO, making the above attacks useless. At some points such enemies will block your path with no way around them, so if you don't have the weapons to kill them, you have to let them get you and start over at the next checkpoint.
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** Many enemies can deal a OneHitKO, making the above attacks useless. At some points and such enemies will block your path with no way around them, so if you don't have the weapons to kill them, you have to let them get you and start over at the next checkpoint.
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** The game is rather stingy with power-ups even from the start, forcing you to rely on Kevin's own moveset to defeat enemies or avoiding them unless you have no choice but to use a weapon on them.
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* GuideDangIt: If you don't have the instruction manual, you won't even be told the controls, much less how the different enemies attack you, how the weapons work, etc. This just adds to the FakeDifficulty where you get to AbilityRequiredToProceed points where you don't know how to advance.
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* GuideDangIt: If you don't have the instruction manual, you won't even be told the controls, much less how the different enemies attack you, how the weapons work, etc. This just adds to the FakeDifficulty where you get to AbilityRequiredToProceed points where you don't know how to advance. This is particularly problematic with the FinalBoss -- when you have to call the elevator in the hotel, it's the first level, so you're still learning the controls in the first place and will probably try different buttons until you figure out the X button is what you want. But with the final boss, the button to call for the Pigeon Lady is the Y button, which has no other use throughout the rest of the game, so why should you think to try it now?
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Inverted; Kevin goes right from the Central Park level to his Uncle's House and is not seen setting up any traps to get Harry or Marv.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Inverted; Kevin goes right from the Central Park level to his Uncle's House and is not seen setting up any traps to get Harry or Marv. He also doesn't trick the hotel staff with the audio from a movie as he escapes.
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A 1992 Licensed PlatformGame For the ''UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem'', loosely based on the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork 1992 film]] of the same name.
The game picks up halfway through the film, as Kevin [=McAllister=] is found out by the Conceirge of the Plaza Hotel to have checked in using his father's credit card, which he believes was stolen. Meanwhile, Harry and Marv call some of their criminal buddies to come help them catch Kevin and get their revenge.
The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only three levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: In the Central Park level, Kevin descends into an open manhole and winds up in a massive cave where he meats the Pigeon Lady.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Inverted; Kevin goes right from the Central Park level to his Uncle's House and is not seen setting up any traps to get Harry or Marv.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since Kevin never stops Harry or Marv from robbing Duncan's Toy Chest, nor sets up any traps in the Uncle's House, it's not clear why the two are in the house at midnight when Kevin arrives. They're shown going through wall safes in a few rooms, implying they're robbing it, but that raises many other questions. They also have the keys to the locked rooms of the house, something that [[LampshadeHanging even the manual seems confused by]].
* AlwaysCheckBehindTheChair: Power-ups are hidden in furniture, background objects, and sometimes random, innocuous spots of blank wall.
* BoringYetPractical: The dart gun is very weak and it takes several shots to kill an enemy, but it can stun them for a few seconds and let Kevin pass them safely, making it just as useful as the more powerful weapons.
* CanonForeigner: The man in the grey coat that Kevin encounters repeatedly in the Plaza Hotel is the house detective, according to the manual, a character not in the movie.
* ClimbingClimax: The FinalBoss takes place on a giant Christmas tree that Kevin must climb to find the Pigeon Lady and get her to shower Harry and Marv with bird seed.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Sort of. After the Pigeon Lady's birds attack Kevin for a period of time and the player survives, she moves off-screen, she shakes his hand and points him to the exit.
* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The game ''starts'' with the Concierge coming at Kevin from less than half-the-screen away, so if you don't immediately start running to the right, you are caught and lose a life. This will prepare you for an abundance of FakeDifficulty.
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient luggage that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you.
* FakeDifficulty: Pretty much the game's entire design philosophy.
** If he lacks a weapon, Kevin can only damage enemies by sliding into them, and can perform a rolling jump attack if he finds a pigeon. However, some enemies are immune to either or both of these attacks for no real reason.
** Many enemies can deal a OneHitKO, making the above attacks useless. At some points such enemies will block your path with no way around them, so if you don't have the weapons to kill them, you have to let them get you and start over at the next checkpoint.
** Several areas require very precise platforming, but Kevin ain't exactly Mario when it comes to pinpoint jump mechanics.
** The game is rather stingy with power-ups even from the start, forcing you to rely on Kevin's own moveset to defeat enemies or avoiding them unless you have no choice but to use a weapon on them.
** There are several AbilityRequiredToProceed points, like pressing the button for the elevator in the Plaza Hotel or calling for help from the Pigeon Lady to make her throw bird seed on Harry and Marv. The game never bothers to explain these controls.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: The boss of the Plaza Hotel isn't the Conceirge or the police he's called, but a chef that jumps around throwing meat cleavers at Kevin.
* GuideDangIt: If you don't have the instruction manual, you won't even be told the controls, much less how the different enemies attack you, how the weapons work, etc. This just adds to the FakeDifficulty where you get to AbilityRequiredToProceed points where you don't know how to advance.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Kevin's weapons are pop-guns, guns that fire fist projectiles, and pearl necklaces.
* MesACrowd: Multiple versions of Harry and Marv appear throughout the Uncle's House. Any attempt to HandWave this as them moving around the house off-screen falls apart on the several occasions you can pass them in the hall, then enter a room and find them inside it already.
* RocketPunch: Kevin has two guns that fire a fist at enemies; one of them is a bazooka that fires a fist across several screens, obliterating anything it touches.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cheese pizzas; if Kevin finds one or collects six slices of one, it's a OneUp.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: In one room in the Uncle's House, you have to jump on the heads of Harry and Marv repeatedly to defeat them. This is not possible on any other occasion either any other enemy, {{Goomba Stomp}}ing is not one of Kevin's attacks.
The game picks up halfway through the film, as Kevin [=McAllister=] is found out by the Conceirge of the Plaza Hotel to have checked in using his father's credit card, which he believes was stolen. Meanwhile, Harry and Marv call some of their criminal buddies to come help them catch Kevin and get their revenge.
The game is notorious for its poor quality, especially compared to [[VideoGame/HomeAlone2LostInNewYorkSega the Sega game]] that was also a tie-in to the movie. There's only three levels, there's a lot of FakeDifficulty, and the graphics are terrible.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: In the Central Park level, Kevin descends into an open manhole and winds up in a massive cave where he meats the Pigeon Lady.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Inverted; Kevin goes right from the Central Park level to his Uncle's House and is not seen setting up any traps to get Harry or Marv.
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since Kevin never stops Harry or Marv from robbing Duncan's Toy Chest, nor sets up any traps in the Uncle's House, it's not clear why the two are in the house at midnight when Kevin arrives. They're shown going through wall safes in a few rooms, implying they're robbing it, but that raises many other questions. They also have the keys to the locked rooms of the house, something that [[LampshadeHanging even the manual seems confused by]].
* AlwaysCheckBehindTheChair: Power-ups are hidden in furniture, background objects, and sometimes random, innocuous spots of blank wall.
* BoringYetPractical: The dart gun is very weak and it takes several shots to kill an enemy, but it can stun them for a few seconds and let Kevin pass them safely, making it just as useful as the more powerful weapons.
* CanonForeigner: The man in the grey coat that Kevin encounters repeatedly in the Plaza Hotel is the house detective, according to the manual, a character not in the movie.
* ClimbingClimax: The FinalBoss takes place on a giant Christmas tree that Kevin must climb to find the Pigeon Lady and get her to shower Harry and Marv with bird seed.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Sort of. After the Pigeon Lady's birds attack Kevin for a period of time and the player survives, she moves off-screen, she shakes his hand and points him to the exit.
* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The game ''starts'' with the Concierge coming at Kevin from less than half-the-screen away, so if you don't immediately start running to the right, you are caught and lose a life. This will prepare you for an abundance of FakeDifficulty.
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the first level alone you're going to be confronted by inexplicably sentient luggage that will either jump in place or move across the floor at you.
* FakeDifficulty: Pretty much the game's entire design philosophy.
** If he lacks a weapon, Kevin can only damage enemies by sliding into them, and can perform a rolling jump attack if he finds a pigeon. However, some enemies are immune to either or both of these attacks for no real reason.
** Many enemies can deal a OneHitKO, making the above attacks useless. At some points such enemies will block your path with no way around them, so if you don't have the weapons to kill them, you have to let them get you and start over at the next checkpoint.
** Several areas require very precise platforming, but Kevin ain't exactly Mario when it comes to pinpoint jump mechanics.
** The game is rather stingy with power-ups even from the start, forcing you to rely on Kevin's own moveset to defeat enemies or avoiding them unless you have no choice but to use a weapon on them.
** There are several AbilityRequiredToProceed points, like pressing the button for the elevator in the Plaza Hotel or calling for help from the Pigeon Lady to make her throw bird seed on Harry and Marv. The game never bothers to explain these controls.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: The boss of the Plaza Hotel isn't the Conceirge or the police he's called, but a chef that jumps around throwing meat cleavers at Kevin.
* GuideDangIt: If you don't have the instruction manual, you won't even be told the controls, much less how the different enemies attack you, how the weapons work, etc. This just adds to the FakeDifficulty where you get to AbilityRequiredToProceed points where you don't know how to advance.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Kevin's weapons are pop-guns, guns that fire fist projectiles, and pearl necklaces.
* MesACrowd: Multiple versions of Harry and Marv appear throughout the Uncle's House. Any attempt to HandWave this as them moving around the house off-screen falls apart on the several occasions you can pass them in the hall, then enter a room and find them inside it already.
* RocketPunch: Kevin has two guns that fire a fist at enemies; one of them is a bazooka that fires a fist across several screens, obliterating anything it touches.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cheese pizzas; if Kevin finds one or collects six slices of one, it's a OneUp.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: In one room in the Uncle's House, you have to jump on the heads of Harry and Marv repeatedly to defeat them. This is not possible on any other occasion either any other enemy, {{Goomba Stomp}}ing is not one of Kevin's attacks.
