Keith Courage is unexpectedly addictive. Each level is broken into two parts, where in the first part you play in your "human" form and the second part you play in your "robot suit". While in your human form, you make your way through simple terrain fighting small creatures that can be killed with one hit. These creatures drop coins, which can be used to visit the nurse, to be healed, the wizard, to buy bombs, and the weapons merchant, to buy a new sword for your robot gear. The graphics are crisp and clear, and have a very "manga" feel to them, as most of the creatures (and Keith himself) are kind of "cute". Once you reach the end of the level in human form, you get transported, via rainbow, to the second part of the level. The second part is much more fast paced. You are now in robot mode, you move faster, jump higher, can use bombs, and have a laser sword (that can be upgraded in the shops in human form). The enemies are much more aggressive, and the landscape is much more treacherous. In robot form, you make your way to the lowest level, carefully avoiding spikes that kill you instantly, to make it to the boss. The bosses start out relatively easy and progressively get harder. Once the boss for a level is beaten, you get transported, again via rainbow, to the next level in human form. This side scrolling game will surely provide hours of game play, despite its lack of in game story line. The unlimited continues are extremely helpful, for all those miscalculated jumps that land you into spike pits. I strongly recommend you give this game a fair chance.