To rescue his captured friends, Zitz must complete the challenges set forth. Pimple and Rash are captured and taken to planet Armagedda, while Zitz escapes from the ambush. The Battletoads, made up of characters name Pimple, Rash, and Zitz, are taking time off in the Lost Vega system when they succumb to the charms of an exotic dancer who is ultimately revealed as the Dark Queen. The primary plot of Battletoads for Game Boy circles around events after the other games that were available in the series. Additionally, this version of Battletoads was never released on any other platform. Although another game was previously released with the same name on the NES, the Game Boy version of Battletoads was an entirely different game when compared to the original. To be successful, players had to develop quick reflexes while memorizing the position of certain obstacles to increase their chance of beating all of the levels. With this play dynamic, Battletoads was included in the range of Game Boy titles that were notoriously hard to beat. This requires the player to start again from the beginning and to attempt to beat the game from scratch. While playing Battletoads for Game Boy, if Zitz loses all three of his available lives, the game ends. The player never faces the Dark Queen character, although she does come in during cut scenes to taunt your progress. Each level ended with a boss battle, featuring characters from the series like General Slaughterhouse and Robo-Manus.
Battletoads for Game Boy included eight primary levels with an additional final showdown round to complete the game. The levels feature a variety of challenges based on classic side-scrolling fights and a variety of vehicle races.
Zitz has three lives to complete the game, which has multiple levels of play.
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