Play Ou Dorobou Jing - Angel Version (Japan) Online

You play as Jing, a thief who wall-jumps and swings through colorful levels, stealing treasures while dodging guards—it’s chaotic in the best way. The pixel art and carnival soundtrack make even the weirdest moments (like that rolling melon) feel oddly charming.

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Game Overview

Ou Dorobou Jing - Angel Version is a Japan-exclusive Game Boy Color title from 2000, developed by KID and published by Imagineer. It arrived late in the handheld's life, offering a side-scrolling action experience that stood out with its vibrant visuals and playful tone, fitting right in among the platform's more experimental late-era releases.

You control Jing, a nimble thief who navigates multi-tiered stages by running, jumping, and climbing walls. Your goal is to steal treasures while avoiding or outsmarting guards and environmental hazards. Key mechanics include using a grappling hook to swing across gaps, picking up and throwing objects to distract enemies, and timing your movements to avoid patrols. The pacing is brisk, with levels encouraging quick thinking and improvisation rather than slow precision. It feels energetic and slightly unpredictable, like a heist where every screen brings a new chance to show off or stumble.