the player’s leisure. Croc's moves are very similar to his moves in Croc: Legend of the Gobbos, dawning the ability to walk, climb and swim using the Game Boy Color's directional pad, as well as being able to jump and run using the console's "A" and "B" buttons, respectively. Croc's main methods of attacking consist of swiping his tail in a circular motion, which can be used to defeat enemies and is used to hit the gong at the end of each stage, and a downward hit drop attack that is used to smash open crates containing items. Croc's health is represented by the number of crystals he collects throughout each level; when he is hurt, he loses a small number of crystals. If Croc is hurt while carrying no crystals, he loses a life. Release Croc was published by THQ as part of a deal with Fox Interactive to publish the game in tandem, along with several other Game Boy Color games. It later got a sequel called Croc 2 released in 2001. Reception Croc received mixed to negative reviews from critics. The game holds an aggregated score of 54% on review website GameRankings. References External links Official website (archive) 2000 video games Argonaut Games games Croc (series) Fox Interactive games Game Boy Color games Game Boy Color-only games Side-scrolling platform games Single-player video games THQ games Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games set on fictional islands Video game spin-offs