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Blowmatic Fanmaster 4 – When activated, it can propel Duke upwards.Required to pass some force fields that cannot be shut down / destroyed otherwise.

Cloaking Device – Temporarily makes player invincible.

Rapid Fire PowerUp – Temporarily gives player rapid fire.

Access Card – Used to open force fields.

Six Pack of Soda Cans – Gives six units of health.

Cooked Turkey – Gives two units of health (to cook a Turkey shoot it fast while it’s running towards you).

Atom Powerup – Gives one unit of health.

See the help inside the game for what these objects look like.

There are many items that Duke will run into while playing the game that will help Duke during his game play.

Rocket Launcher –> The most powerful weapon! 32 shots.

By aiming down and shooting, you can propel yourself upwards. Only one non-default weapon can be equipped at a time.

Duke has four weapons available for mass butt kicking! See the help inside the game for a graphical representation of what these weapons look like.

To get out, press the jump key, and the ship will land itself directly below where you jumped out of it.

In some levels of the game, Duke has a ship that he can use to fly around in and cause even higher levels of destruction! To get into the ship, you need just jump on top of it, and Duke will seat himself.

I haven’t found them posted anywhere online, so here they are (my additions are in blue): Many of them are also available through the “Instructions” option in the main menu. These hints have been distributed with the game, and I found them informative and helpful during my playthrough. The introduced variety of visuals (and, to some extent, enemies and challenges) kept the game fresh throughout the 32 levels. Each level uses one of several themes (with a different set of tiles and objects).

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The full version of the game includes 4 episodes, with 8 levels each the last level if each episode is a traditional “boss” level. Bright, colorful graphics (only 16 colors, but impressively used), full Sound Blaster sound effects, upbeat Adlib music (some tracks are quite memorable), and rather intense action. Duke Nukem II remains my favorite 2D platformer shoot-em-up from the DOS and early consoles era.

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