Adventurer

Long Description:

Adventurer v3.0

Adventurer is the ultimate classic platform game for kids of all ages. As the loving character ‘The Adventurer’ you need to collect Diamonds by moving around on the screen. Take care – you also need to defeat the various enemies on the way. There are 16 levels in the game – and each of them is unique and challenging.

Controls:

From time to time you will experience a disc with the letter ‘P’ for ‘power’ followed by a siren. Collecting this immobilizes the enemies and turns them into smiling faces which can be collected for points. In the same way, the letter ‘E’ add an extra life, and the letter ‘B’ adds points and increases the value of subsequent bombs collected Diamond 100 points

Fire Diamond 200 points

Ring 200 points (Color version only)

Bonus (B) 1000 points

Frozen Enemy 200 points

In the options menu – you can redefine all keys to suit you best and control the sound. Adventurer also includes high score facility.

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