Play Battle Bull (Japan) Online
You maneuver a robot bull on a grid, planning slow turns until someone backs you into a corner—then it's pure chaos trying to outguess their next ram. That clunky turn-based tension somehow turns into sweaty-palmed panic.
Battle Bull came out for the Game Boy in 1990, developed and published by Kemco. It was one of those early puzzle-action hybrids that felt right at home on the handheld, offering a kind of methodical, grid-based challenge that didn't rely on flashy graphics or a big name. In an era full of platformers and RPGs, it stood out quietly for doing something a little different.
You control a robotic bull, moving one square at a time on a grid filled with obstacles and enemy bulls. Your goal is to clear each single-screen arena by shoving opponents into walls or off the playfield. Movement is turn-based; you choose a direction, and everything moves at once, which means you're constantly predicting enemy patterns and trying to corner them before they corner you. The pacing is deliberate, almost chess-like at first, but mistakes escalate quickly into tense, claustrophobic scrambles. It feels like a careful puzzle that suddenly turns into a frantic battle for survival.
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