Iron Blood

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Family Production

Family Production (패밀리 프로덕션) was a South Korean game developer. The team was assembled on December 15th, 1992, and registered as a company in July 1994. They went on to develop various action games for the PC; most of them were stand-alone products, with the exception of the Pee & Gity series. The company is notable for being one of the few Korean developers who exported their games to the West. Three of their titles (Iron Blood, Rebel Runner - Operation: Digital Code and Shakii the Wolf) were released in North America and Europe. During the late 1990's Family Production began focusing on arcade games, and were acquired by Amuse World in 1999. The team was disassembled in 2003, and many of its members (among them the former development team lead Cha Seunghee) founded Pentavision shortly afterwards.

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Iron Blood (1996) is a side-scrolling action platformer game. It was developed by Family Production and published by Microforum International. It is also known by its Korean title, "Interrupt."
Players control one of two different mechs (robots), each with unique abilities and levels. The red mech (RG-104) can punch enemies and use rocket boosters for higher jumps. The blue mech (SG-43) is faster, uses an energy sword, and can double-jump but lacks a jetpack.
Levels vary from standard side-scrolling stages where the player fights enemy robots to auto-scrolling flight levels that require quick movement and shooting.
The game features numerous bosses to defeat. It was noted for its decent graphics, sound, and gameplay, although some reviewers found the levels a bit repetitive.