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This cute Korean platformer was the developer's most successful one. The first entry in the series works like a classical single screen action platformer, only the view is zoomed in so much that the stages actually don't fit on a single screen, anymore. Typical for the genre, though, is the game's simplicity in every aspect: The yellow goblin(?) Tonko has to whack ghosts of various prominent villains on the head with his hammer, such as Dracula or Hitler. And while he's at it, all of their minions, too, all the while listening to remixed public domain music. A stage usually ends when all enemies are defeated, but certain pickup items have also the same effect.
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