Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Welcome to my - Longplay - Walkthrough - Gameplay - video of The Crow on Java ME mobile phone with no commentary.
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The Crow is a side-scrolling action game developed and published by Ojom in 2004. Created as a tribute to the cult classic film starring Brandon Lee, the game closely follows the original plot: Eric Draven is resurrected to exact revenge on the criminals who took his life and the life of his wife. Players navigate through grim environments, ranging from dark city rooftops to the gritty interiors of New York houses. True to the lore, Eric Draven remains invincible throughout his journey. However, his immortality is tied to the Crow that guides his soul, if the Crow is killed, Eric loses his power and the mission fails.
NoirStation Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ - An intriguing project that captures the essence of the franchise, despite the hardware limitations. The Crow offers a refreshing take on action mechanics. Because Eric Draven is technically undead, he is invincible to standard damage, however, his life force is tethered to the Crow. If his avian companion falls, so does he. This unique mechanic effectively turns the game into a speed-run oriented experience. Rather than focusing on health management, players must race against time to complete each level. This creates a poetic tie into the source material, echoing Eric’s urgent, limited window to settle his score in the living world. While the game is hindered by the technical constraints of the Java platform, it remains an ambitious and conceptually interesting title for fans of the series.
Video Chapters:
Opening - 00:00:00
Level 1 - 00:01:36
Level 2 - 00:03:59
Level 3 - 00:07:08
Level 4 - 00:10:27
Level 5 - 00:12:57
Level 6 - 00:16:02
Level 7 - 00:21:22
Level 8 - 00:25:00
Level 9 - 00:29:46
Level 10 - 00:33:13
This video was recorded, played in my own style, and edited by me. The longplay is designed to be as fluid as possible, free of deaths, unnecessary menus, loading screens, or aimless wandering, to serve as a clear and accessible walkthrough. It’s intended for educational, preservation, or entertainment purposes. Both the review and description are written by me. All gaming videos on this channel are original content that I create myself from start to finish.
Welcome to my - Longplay - Walkthrough - Gameplay - video of The Crow on Java ME mobile phone with no commentary.
You can support my channel here:
► SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com/c/NoirStation
► TWITTER: twitter.com/The_NoirStation
► Leave a tip using Super Thanks!
The Crow is a side-scrolling action game developed and published by Ojom in 2004. Created as a tribute to the cult classic film starring Brandon Lee, the game closely follows the original plot: Eric Draven is resurrected to exact revenge on the criminals who took his life and the life of his wife. Players navigate through grim environments, ranging from dark city rooftops to the gritty interiors of New York houses. True to the lore, Eric Draven remains invincible throughout his journey. However, his immortality is tied to the Crow that guides his soul, if the Crow is killed, Eric loses his power and the mission fails.
NoirStation Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ - An intriguing project that captures the essence of the franchise, despite the hardware limitations. The Crow offers a refreshing take on action mechanics. Because Eric Draven is technically undead, he is invincible to standard damage, however, his life force is tethered to the Crow. If his avian companion falls, so does he. This unique mechanic effectively turns the game into a speed-run oriented experience. Rather than focusing on health management, players must race against time to complete each level. This creates a poetic tie into the source material, echoing Eric’s urgent, limited window to settle his score in the living world. While the game is hindered by the technical constraints of the Java platform, it remains an ambitious and conceptually interesting title for fans of the series.
Video Chapters:
Opening - 00:00:00
Level 1 - 00:01:36
Level 2 - 00:03:59
Level 3 - 00:07:08
Level 4 - 00:10:27
Level 5 - 00:12:57
Level 6 - 00:16:02
Level 7 - 00:21:22
Level 8 - 00:25:00
Level 9 - 00:29:46
Level 10 - 00:33:13
This video was recorded, played in my own style, and edited by me. The longplay is designed to be as fluid as possible, free of deaths, unnecessary menus, loading screens, or aimless wandering, to serve as a clear and accessible walkthrough. It’s intended for educational, preservation, or entertainment purposes. Both the review and description are written by me. All gaming videos on this channel are original content that I create myself from start to finish.
