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4.8/5 Classic Retro Games Developer(s) Wunderkind Initial release date 1994 Genre Shoot 'em up | 4.5/5 GamesNostalgia 4/5 My Abandonware Mode(s) 1 Player Publisher Renegade Software Platforms Amiga, AmigaOS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Ruff n tumble soundtrack main theme
Ruff 'n' Tumble is a computer game for the Commodore Amiga, developed by Wunderkind and published by Renegade in 1994.
Contents
- Ruff n tumble soundtrack main theme
- Ruff n tumble soundtrack game over theme
- Plot
- Gameplay
- Worlds
- Credits
- Reception
- References
Ruff n tumble soundtrack game over theme
Plot
Ruff Rogers, while playing with his marbles in the park, loses one down a rabbit hole, and follows it down. The rabbit hole turns out to be a teleport to an alien planet.
The planet, ruled by the mad Dr. Destiny, is home to a fearsome army of robots called Tinheads. Ruff finds that his marble collection has been scattered across the planet, and embarks on a quest to reclaim his collection, and free the planet from Destiny and his Tinhead Army.
Gameplay
Ruff 'n' Tumble is a Platform shoot 'em up. Ruff runs, jumps and shoots through each level, destroying the Tinhead robots with his multi-projectile gun, capable of shooting bullets, laser, missiles or becoming a flame thrower (depending on what power-ups are collected during the level).
Each level is completed by collecting a set number of coloured marbles (red, green and blue). Upon collecting all of the marbles, the exit to the level is unlocked.
Worlds
There are 4 worlds in the game, each with 4 main levels in them, and a fifth Boss level. They are:
Each world features its own variety of enemies, traps, and industrial metal-style soundtrack.
Ruff n' Tumble uses a password system that enables the player to access the first level of the specific world.
Credits
Code: Jason Perkins
Graphics: Robin Levy
Music: Jason Page
Reception
Upon its release the game saw several favorable reviews in Amiga magazines. For example, CU Amiga awarded a "CU Super Star" with a rating of 92% and the German Amiga Joker considered it an "Amiga Joker Mega Hit" with a rating of 91%.