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Game #2761
Hall of Belated Fame Inductee  Skunny 32-Bit    View all Top Dogs in this genre
Action   Platformer

Rating: 8.5 (24 votes)

Skunny 32-Bit box cover

Skunny 32-Bit screenshot
Last and best entry in the semi-popular Skunny series of platform games from Magic Touch, starring a cartoony squirrel who looks like a distant cousin of Jazz Jackrabbit. First (and last) in the series to be marketed as a full commercial game (the rest are shareware), Skunny 32-Bit sees our squirrel hero criss-cross the world to six locations in search of ancient treasure. The locations are colorful and varied, spanning a pirate ship, arctic caverns, enchanted castles, Egyptian pyramids, a desert oasis and an oriental temple.

With over one hundred levels to conquer, you will face dozens of cool 3D-animated objects and secret passages with treasures and bonuses galore. The engine, upgraded to 32-bit for Windows, is very fast, with smooth scrolling, multiple layers, crisp 256-color graphics, and hundreds of thousands of graphics tiles. Best of all, Skunny includes a built-in interactive level editor with which you can edit levels on the fly and easily create custom levels for unlimited gameplay. Well-worth a look, especially for fans of Jazz Jackrabbit or Zool. It is by far not as inventive as those two games, but it does offer dozens of hours of platform fun for gamers of all ages. Recommended!

Reviewed by: Underdogs
Designer: Unknown
Developer: Magic Touch
Publisher: WizardWorks
Year: 1997
Software Copyright: Magic Touch
Theme: Shareware, Cartoon
Multiplayer:  
None that we know of
System Requirements: DOS
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If you like this game, try: Fire and Ice, Oscar, Comix Zone

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