Hugo (video game)
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| Hugo | |
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 Cover for Hugo 3 |
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| Developer(s) | Silverrock Productions |
| Publisher(s) | ITE |
| Platform(s) | Amiga, C64, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, PC, PlayStation |
| Release date | 1994-2002 |
| Genre(s) | Action game |
| Mode(s) | Single player |
The first Hugo game appeared first for the purpose of interactive television in 1990 and then for the Amiga, PC, and C64 computer platforms as Hugo and Hugo 2 in 1994-1996. Later, there were also Game Boy and PlayStation versions.
The other in the series included Hugo 3, Hugo 4, Hugo 5 and Hugo 6 for PC CD-ROM, and Hugo 2 ½ for Game Boy Color. Hugo Classic Collection games 1 to 4 are the compilations of the Hugo title.
[edit] Games
The evil witch Scylla caught and locked up Hugo the troll's wife Hugoline, and three children, Rit, Rat and Rut. Hugo must first get to the Scylla's cave (completing several mini games, varying depening on the game) and then complete the end game. Here, the troll usually has to decide one between three ropes; if he selects the correct rope, he opens the cage and frees his family, while Scylla is bound and shot out of window from a catapult. There were also other end mini games (one involves avoiding Scylla's lightning bolt spells).
[edit] Notes and references
- Also known as Hugo the Troll and Skærmtrolden Hugo.
[edit] External links
- ITE - developer of the Hugo series. Now part of NDS Denmark
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