![]() Later you'll trade in your skateboard for a rolling pod that can stick to metallic surfaces (complete with a magnetic arm that can latch onto ceilings), and for a few levels you'll pilot a flying vehicle. To move on to the next stage you must complete at least eight of the levels, but completists will have a blast finishing each and every level in the game.įortunately, Archibald's Adventures isn't content with keeping the basic mechanics unchanging throughout the game. You can complete levels in any order you like, which works well when you get stuck on a nigh-impossible puzzle or jump that's too tough for you to handle. These simple mechanics form the groundwork for the entire game, but learning to bend the rigid physics to your advantage is the key to mastering Archibald's Adventures.Įach stage is divided into a number of levels that culminates in a story-progressing final chapter. Soon you'll get some gum that allows you to control a sticky bubble that can attach to wooden crates and move them around. You can roll left or right, build up speed to jump across large gaps, and leap heights exactly one block tall. Young Archibald starts the game riding a skateboard, thus granting him a certain set of abilities. ![]() ![]() Roll your way through 100+ stages, moving boxes with bubblegum, leaping gaps with a running start, and hitting switches beneath pools of acid to work your way out of the mutant-infested passageways.It's one of those rare games that keeps begging you to come back for more. You play the skateboard-riding Archibald who accidentally becomes trapped in Professor Klumpfus' twisted underground lair. Archibald's Adventures is a puzzle platform game from Rake in Grass, creator of Larva Mortus, KingMania, and others.
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