Tony Jaa's Tom-Yum-Goong: The Game can be classified as bitmaps and actions. The project is based on an action movie about Thai martial arts called “Honor of the Dragon.” The story shown in the video game adaptation follows the plot of the film. The plot looks like this: Bandits steal elephants from Kham. Proficient in Thai boxing (Muay Thai), the hero goes in pursuit of the kidnappers. In search of his pets, the fighter defeats various criminals and gradually reaches the main customer of the crime. The narration is presented through screensavers with static pictures with remarks read out against their background. The characters speak the national language, but their conversations are accompanied by translated subtitles and synchronized voiceover in the spirit of pirated translations from the 90s.

Localizers translated the name of the project into Russian as Thai Dragon. In this title, you will control the protagonist, who was played in the movie (and who gave his appearance in the video game) by actor Tony Jaa. He can run, jump, fight with his hands and feet, deliver various blows and perform various combos. The project uses a third-person view, but does not allow you to control the camera. She herself moves after the fighter and periodically changes angles when he gets from one part of the location to another. Fights with a large number of opponents are diluted with episodes with platforming. If you wish, you can also collect hidden collectibles in the levels.