Boris
One of the crocodile twins controlled by the player.
How it plays
The game uses a two-dimensional side view. The selected crocodile moves through individual platforming stages, jumps across gaps, avoids hazards, and deals with enemies while progressing toward each level's exit.
Progression is level-based. Success depends on learning enemy movement, judging jumps, and maintaining momentum through the stage. The available presentation is centered on single-player arcade-style platforming; no additional DOS modes are documented here.
Plan your run
Treat each stage as a timing challenge rather than rushing forward. Check platforms and hazards before committing to a jump, and use the edge of the screen to reveal danger gradually.
When an enemy blocks a narrow route, wait for a safe opening instead of forcing a pass. Repeating difficult sections helps establish a reliable movement rhythm.
Meet the cast
One of the crocodile twins controlled by the player.
The other crocodile twin and an alternative player character.
The Cool Croc Twins is a 1992 side-scrolling platform game developed by Arcade Software and published by Empire Software for DOS. It follows a pair of crocodile twins through colorful, hazard-filled stages built around jumping, exploration, and careful timing. The game can be played as either twin, with the central appeal coming from its lighthearted presentation and straightforward arcade-style challenge. Stages are compact and focused on movement rather than complex storytelling. Players navigate platforms, avoid enemies and environmental hazards, and work toward the end of each course. Contemporary coverage generally treated The Cool Croc Twins as a cheerful but conventional platformer, notable mainly for its bright character design and accessible play style rather than for major innovations.
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