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Introduction:
Jack
is a very naughty baby and he loves to be bad to
everyone! His parents go crazy trying to take
care of him, and babysitters won't even accept
the job! So, you can imagine how rude this
little pest is! Well,
one day, the Nipper family decided to take an
exotic trip around the world. Obviously,
Jack, the infant, was present! Suddenly, while
crossing the Amazon Jungle, the crazy baby
jumped off the plane (holding tight to his
special bag), and fell right into it!
Hysterical, papa Nipper went after him with only
one thing in mind - punish his son for his
latest, craziest and most dangerous actions to
date!
The
Game:
After
falling in the midst's of the Amazon jungle, Jack
soon learns how to survive in a
"world" he knows nothing about! And no better
way to survive than making use of his
own evil ways. We control Jack across a large amount of
screens, through an incredible ride of
adventure, dangers and crazy things to do!
During the game, we can find coconuts (used to get rid
of the jungle enemies), such as natives, birds, crocodiles,
scorpions and many other annoying creatures. Plus,
we can climb ladders, ropes, jump from branches
to branches, go into secret passages, gather/use
objects and much more in a gigantic jungle
world.
The
objective for the player is to instruct Jack to
do as many bad things as possible, turning him into the
most terrible baby on Earth! There is also a
“naughty'o'meter" indicating how much
trouble we have caused to others and, if it
raises to maximum, the game will end
successfully. Of course, papa Nipper is after us
somewhere in the jungle, but anyway... is he in
trouble or do we have to give him a
"hand"? The game does lack from a good musical
soundtrack and the in-game sound is poor, but
this is compensated with excellent
graphics (with perspective-like effects),
fabulous playability, really nice animations and
a top-fun adventure. A
platform/adventure game that will forever remain
considered a old Speccy classic!
Certainly, one of the best games from Gremlin
Graphics!
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Review
By - Paulo
Teixeira
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