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Friday the 13th: Camp Crystal Lake is a tribute to the 1988 NES classic, recreated from scratch for the Game Boy Color with new gameplay mechanics and a portable experience. Step into the shoes of one of the counselors and explore the campground as you try to survive the threat of Jason Voorhees. Your goal: protect your friends, find items that will help you take on Jason—who is lurking around Crystal Lake Camp—before he finds you. Will you be able to survive until dawn?

Una propuesta de 2026 centrada en Adventure, Game Boy Color y Horror.

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