The Peace Keepers

About

The Peace Keepers is a side-scrolling brawler with four playable fighters each packing distinct moves and traits. Players mash through levels using jabs kicks throws and timed blocks while mixing in energy-costing special moves. The real kick comes from the "angry-mode" glitch where repeated hits can toggle invincibility and boosted damage. Fight paths branch letting you pick alternate routes and switch characters between stages. Co-op and versus modes add replayability for local multiplayer sessions. The game’s 1993 release on SNES and Super Famicom positioned it as a budget alternative to Street Fighter II with its combo system and multiple endings. Community playthroughs highlight the chaotic "angry-mode" as a double-edged sword that can turn tides or backfire. With 12 total characters across modes and paths that let you skip levels it offers surprising depth for a mid-90s brawler. The original box art promised "genetic warfare" but the real action lives in the punchy controls and branching levels.