Pirate Planet is a simple game representing the platformer genre, designed for the youngest computer users. Playing the role of a friendly alien named Tito, the children find themselves on the title planet of pirates, where they face a great adventure and a whole lot of challenges.
As is usually the case in the productions of this genre, during the game toddlers have to show dexterity and overcome various traps and obstacles and face various opponents, in this case malicious pirates. The program offers a simple interface, and when it comes to the visual setting, the whole game is presented in colorful, three-dimensional graphics. It is also worth mentioning that the game does not contain scenes of violence, so that Pirate Planet is perfect for very young players.
Here is the video game “Manic the Lad: Rage Against the Maniac”! Released in 2003 on Windows, it's still available and playable with some tinkering. It's an action game, set in an arcade, platform and fan made themes.
This is the first game in the series BraSonic (aka BrazSonic) a Brazilian “recolor” of SEGA's blue hedgehog that was born to fight the corrupt villains of Brazil! This fangame recalls the best features of Sonic games, with lots of action and mockery!
Brazil was dominated by a strange force, commanded by a mysterious villain, who drove Brazilians crazy, not even the president escaped this one! BraSonic, who had pulled the rug from Sonic, was running around until he was surprised by an angry crowd… only then did he realize that he would be the protagonist, and that he is not the only one who is not dominated by the forces of evil.
On the way, BraSonic meets PeloTails, a gaucho fox, and BaiaNuckles, a cangaceiro from the northeastern hinterland, with whom he has disagreements at first, but who soon become friends and start to help him in his mission to save the country.
During the journey, BraSonic will pass through several scenarios based on places in Brazil, such as the city of São Paulo, the northeastern
O Resgate dos Bichos is a platformer game developed by the Brazilian company Continuum Entertainment, contracted by McDonald's.
In this game, the player traverses 4 different phases as the character Ronald McDonald.
A wacky little adventure whipped up in a matter of days as a Christmas present for SuperDanny himself, SuperDanny's Adventure features numerous gameplay styles across eight levels filled with loads of inside jokes, mixed sprites, mixed musics and all manner of ridiculousness. And a cheesy engine to boot.
Santa Claus in Trouble ... again has the same premise as its predecessor: Santa Claus has lost all the presents. Now the player takes his role and has to retrieve them.
This game is a standard 3D platformer, meaning the player uses his keyboard to jump through the 12 levels. He has to avoid pits and enemies. Since Santa is a peaceful guy there is no way to kill them.
The basic goal of the level is to reach the exit alive. On the way the player finds the presents, for each one he collects he gets points - more challenging to get are more rewarding. There are also health boosts and reset points. But these are just temporary saves when the player dies - if all lives are lost or he ends the game he has to start all over.
Sequel to Jumper. Adds new features and physics such as the wall jump and skid jump. Jumper Two features a new storyline as well as 10 worlds to jump through. Jumper Two also comes with the Jumper Two Editor for creating levels.