Play Hong Kong 97 Online
You blast through waves of unsettling pixel enemies as a distorted Tiananmen anthem loops endlessly—it’s like playing a glitchy political nightmare someone left in a Super Nintendo.
Game Overview
Hong Kong 97 is... an experience, to say the least. You play as Chin, Bruce Lee’s brother (apparently), mowing down waves of pixelated enemies with a gun while a creepy, endlessly looping version of "I Love Beijing Tiananmen" plays in the background. The whole thing feels like a fever dream—digitized sprites that look like they were scanned from bad photocopies, random stock photo backgrounds, and a final boss who’s just Tong Shau Ping’s face plastered onto a helicopter.
There’s no real progression—you just survive as long as you can until the game decides you’ve had enough and throws you back to the start. It’s janky, unsettling, and bizarrely hypnotic in a "I can’t look away" kind of way. Not sure if it’s a parody, an art project, or just someone’s weird obsession with 1997 politics, but it’s definitely one of the strangest things you’ll ever play on the SNES.
Download Hong Kong 97 ROM
You can download this ROM to play Hong Kong 97 offline using an Super Nintendo (SNES) emulator (Top Emulators).
*This ROM is provided for backup and educational purposes only.
