Like Pharaoh's Tomb, Arctic Adventure is a CGA game containing 80 all-new diabolical levels, packed with mind-bending arcade action designed to keep you from ever succeeding. Nevada will face freezing waters, diabolical traps, slippery ice patches, falling stalactites, runaway snowballs and even abominable snowmen! There are many, many more obstacles for Nevada to overcome in this highly adventurous series.
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Classic game. Simple early platformer with a few nice-for-the-time flourishes - overworld map linking levels together, and tricky puzzles. Extremely dated graphics and sound nowadays, obviously, but that's part of the charm - if you want to play one of these lo-fi platformers, this is the real deal.
Adventure! In the Arctic! This is basically a a historical curio, a game from the days of CGA graphics and LoFi speakers and is a simple puzzle platformer with all the usual trappings, spikes, keys and floor switches abound. The game engine is clunky and archaic and the level design is often punishing and cruel but this is a game from the 1980's and it's a product of it's time. I remember it being quite good back in those days but those days have long since past Good -some clever level design -Lots of levels -pretty good considering -retro nostalgia. -(old man voice) Back in my day kids video games only came in black, white, pink and blue and we were happy for it! You young whippersnappers with 18 billion color displays don't know how good you have it! (shakes fist at sky) Bad -some mean traps -clunky, frustrating moment -harsh on the senses -I am spoiled by good, modern platforme
Arctic Adventure is the sequel to Pharaoh's Tomb and sadly suffers from the same issues as it's predecessor. The game is a puzzle platformer and it does improves a little bit on its predecessor but sadly not enough to recommend it… The FAST system is still my main issue with the game - Every object in the game have a rectangular bounding box where its borders can be larger than the actual object on screen (the player himself, traps, projectiles and enemies) so the hit detection is not pixel perfect and as a result you will die by running into objects like round boulders and enemies that are not look like a square and you will die by touching the invisible borders of the objects. The game improved the issue with the FAST system by lowering the number of moving objects in the level by a lot….so they didn’t fix the issue but lowered the frustration, so your skill will be a bigger factor/
Imagine getting this in 1991 instead of Sonic the Hedgehog on the glorious Sega Mega Drive. Final game in FAST engine platformers, after Pharaoh's Tomb. Infinite lives are back and there is world map now. Level design improved by being less of "gottem". Aside from times when it goes "gottem" in your face by spawning a snowball few steps away. But boxy collision remains and so do problems with jumping, while still remaining mostly bland and repetitive and hard and well, not worth your time. Antarctic Adventure is better. But that one has Hideo Kojima and the heartwrenching plotline of penguins nationalistic conspiracy so.
Simple puzzle platformer. 80 levels total. Takes a few hours to play through them all. Only play this if you really have nothing better to do. Or just play the 4th chapter to see the ending. The collision box of everything is a full square, even bullets and spikes. Jumping has an unpredictable delay, and sometimes doesn't register at all. Character just flips direction when turning, making it hard to stay in one spot when sliding on ice. Most levels contain traps, prepare to re-do each level at least five times.
Arctic Adventure came bundled with a 32 game collection of Apogee games called "3D Realms Anthology - Steam Edition" released back in 2015. The original game was released in December of 1990 for DOS (I never played it back then). I got the anthology on the winter sale for $9.99, that's 31 cents per game! That was such an awesome deal that I had to buy it, because there were some games in the anthology that I wanted anyway (Duke Nukem games, Shadow Warrior, and a few other FPS games). I didn't know it at the time, but this was a limited release for Steam. I don't think there's anyway to buy it now on Steam, but you can get it for free on 3DRealms website since March of 2009. So basically I paid 31 cents to have a free game integrated into Steam. I wish I could do that with any PC game that's not on Steam as there are quite a lot of them I'm interested in. Arctic Adventure is the seventh o
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