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However, a bit later in the level, you’ll start to notice that extra platforms appear when you’re hallucinating. They’re magic mushrooms alright, but NOT the “Super Mario” kind…Īt first, this is more of an amusing annoyance than anything else. But, I don’t want to spoil too much more of the plot…. Seriously, “Treasure Adventure Game” has got the most well-developed backstory that I’ve seen since I played “ The Longest Journey” back in 2011. Although the story starts off fairly simply, there’s a pretty large backstory to this game that you will uncover as you play more of it.

I really haven’t done the story of this game justice in this summary.

#Tyrian 2000 joystick how to#

Since Baggus didn’t know how to care for a young child, he left you on the doorstep of an elderly couple who raised you as their own.Īnyway, ten years later – you are given a treasure map by your adoptive mother and it soon becomes clear that you need to explore the world and recover the twelve treasures once again…. In “Treasure Adventure Game”, you play as the son of an explorer who disappeared ten years ago after going on an expedition with both you and his friend Baggus to recover twelve ancient treasures.Īfter the treasures were collected, there was an explosion which scattered them around the world ( and also injured your character badly enough that his right hand had to be replaced with a grappling hook). This review may also contain some mild SPOILERS too.Īnyway, let’s take a look at “Treasure Adventure Game”: Even so, this review only reflects my impressions of the game so far. Since the game is both fairly long and quite non-linear, I’ve seen a fair amount of what it has to offer. But, after reading that it was actually a 1990s-style 2D platform game, I just had to check it out and write a review.īefore I go any further, I should point out that – at the time of writing this review – I’ve only completed about 53% of the game. The old saying that you should “never judge a book by it’s cover” doesn’t just apply to books, it also applies to computer games too.Īfter I signed up to GoG a few months ago, I noticed that one of the freeware games on offer was a game from 2011 called “Treasure Adventure Game” ( this game is also available from several other sites that are linked to on the developer’s website).Īnyway, since “Treasure Adventure Game” had a rather generic title and some rather simplistic cover art, I passed it by and looked at other games.