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Plok!

Playable Characters

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Enemies & Bosses

[7]

Stages

[3]

Backgrounds

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Miscellaneous

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	Dolphman Mar 19, 2025, 6:03 AM
	If the Pickford Brothers could resolve the distribution rights to the original game, we could see a remastered or an emulated port. Had three different publishers depending on the region. The American one is long defunct, and so is the original British developer. (Tradewest and Software Creations respectively)

	RaposaCadela Mar 18, 2025, 11:32 AM
	All these years of playing Plok has taught me one thing: The biggest enemy in the game is the level designer! The gameplay is great fun, really tight controls, interesting enemy design, cool power-ups, good physics, plenty of variety, lots of charm, but the game will try to troll you at every turn and will punish you for it. The game not having saves/passwords would be okay, it's not that long, but the difficulty coupled with limited continues that sometimes take you back levels, makes it a real tough nut to crack. It's definitely not for everybody, but it is for me! I love this game and all the rage I've had trying to beat it

	Barack Obama Nov 5, 2022, 8:57 AM
	Probably one of the hardest SNES platformers, even on easy mode.

	1MarioFan Oct 13, 2021, 3:22 PM
	wht arent there more level sheets? if theres a way ill rip em all.

	SmithyGCN Dec 4, 2018, 2:00 AM
	Only problem with Plok was that it lacked a save feature. Definitely better on emulator.

	Ashley May 19, 2018, 10:25 PM
	nah, it's good as hell also since yall are here, go read the web comic continuation by the two brothers who designed the game

	game4brains Nov 6, 2017, 6:48 AM
	In all honesty, Plok is a pretty mediocre platformer. Its main saving grace though is that its soundtrack (courtesy of Tim Follin) is indisputably godly.