Mischief Makers stars a robotic cleaning maid named Marina on a mission to rescue her kidnapped creator from the clutches of an evil emperor. As with most evil folk, the emperor isn't about to just hand over the aging scientist, and has amassed an army to stop Marina at all costs. To reach the emperor and rescue her creator, Marina must make her way through five different worlds with 12 stages each. Gameplay is where Mischief Makers really shines. While some stages focus on straightforward action, others present the player with puzzle elements that must be overcome in order to make it to each stages goal.
Levels differ in size and variety.
Actually, it took us quite some time to figure out the point behind the game, which really doesn't develop until you've completed the first few levels. The object of the game, basically, is to capture the star at the end of each level. It's all rather refreshing and can be fun as well as frustrating. Graphically, the game isn't going to break any new grounds or amaze many people. The 2D sprites fill the worlds that make up Marina's quest.