Rick Ranger

Long Description:

Rick Ranger 1965 is a classic platform game, designed on the famous Amiga game ‘Rick Dangerous’, with great graphics and a cool look.

Rick Ranger crash lands his helicopter over the Amazon while searching for the lost goolu tribe.
But, by a terrible twist of fate he lands in the middle of a bunch of wild goolus. And that's only the beginning of what awaits him in these long lost places. Use 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 to move and use 1, 2 for shooting and set of bombs.

Points:

- Life

- Ammunition

- Explosive

This is conversion game("Rick Dangerous") from Amiga

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