Kero Kero 7

About

Kero Kero 7 is a Nintendo DS platformer where you play a secret agent using the touch screen as your main weapon. Your mission is to stop aliens disrupting the peaceful planet Kerorinpo. Instead of traditional controls, you tap the screen to smash rocks, strike it like a match to light fuses, or scrape it like a chalkboard to manipulate objects. The game leans into quirky spy tools like a voice recorder, stopwatch, and drawing apps, letting you scribble notes or create custom sound effects to annoy friends. Social features include trading data cards and sharing voice samples wirelessly. The game stands out for its playful use of the DS’s touchscreen, turning everyday actions into combat mechanics. While the alien plot is lighthearted and the levels relatively short, the creative gadget interactions and local multiplayer sharing keep it memorable. Released in 2006, it’s a niche title from Bandai and developer Jamsworks that emphasizes experimentation over polish. Casual players looking for goofy, tactile gameplay might enjoy the novelty, though the lack of deeper mechanics limits long-term appeal.

Storyline

Life in the world of Kerorinpo is pretty peaceful thanks to the actions of the Kero Kero Agency, a group of seven secret agents that take care of any trouble. However, there hasn't been any trouble of late, and the agency decides to take a bit of a break. Unfortunately, at this precise moment, a group of aliens decide to attack Kerorinpo and cause havoc for its citizens! You play as Agent 7 of the Kero Kero 7. With the help of your assorted spy gadgetry, it's up to you to save Kerorinpo from the alien menace! Your all-purpose tools will appear on the touch screen for use when you need them. Is there a rock in your way? Tap the touch screen repeatedly to break it! Need to light a fuse? Strike the touch screen like lighting a match! You can even scratch your nails on blackboards to make them cry and use them as a lift!