Peter Jackson's King Kong

In the game, the player assumes the roles of both New York scriptwriter Jack Driscoll and the giant gorilla King Kong as they struggle to survive the threats of Skull Island in 1933.

Human levels are controlled from a first-person perspective. The game de-emphasizes the role of a HUD: it lacks a life bar, aiming reticle, and ammunition readout (the ammo readout and aiming reticle can be turned on and off at the player's will, but is disabled by default), encouraging the player to find alternate weapons and techniques.^[11]

Interspersed with human adventure are levels in which the player controls Kong himself, traversing Skull Island's unique geography, battling various giant monsters while defending Ann. The Kong levels take place in a third-person view, as the player directs Kong to punch, grab and use objects/corpses as weapons. He can also bite, climb, charge, hurl enemies and even pound his chest to go into fury mode.^[12] When Kong is sent into fury mode, the sky becomes tinted with a golden hue and Kong becomes more powerful and less vulnerable to attack.^[13] Many of the Kong sequences fulfill the role of boss fights, as the giant ape is able to effectively battle the gigantic creatures that Jack's weapons cannot harm.^[12]

The game features an alternate ending where Kong can survive the Empire State Building battle. The ending was approved by Peter Jackson.^[14] To unlock the alternate ending, players must complete the entire game and then go back and play through various maps and earn a total of 250,000 points.^[15] It can also be accessed by using the cheat codes.

Used game, which means it may show some light signs of wear. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. Tested,