Titus the Fox: To Marrakech and Back PC

Titus the Fox: To Marrakech and Back is a classic platformer, which by including the character of the title fox as the main character, became almost a hallmark of Titus Interactive (founded by Herve and Erik Caen - later creators of the power of Interplay).

The aim of the game is to reach Foxy - a fox, who is a private fiancée of Titus. The road leads through sixteen long levels, densely populated by various opponents. The only weapon of the fox in battle with the enemy are the items scattered here and there that can be lifted and then thrown. Unfortunately, there aren't many of these things, so the player has to make a good choice when it's best to use an offensive weapon. You can always jump over opponents that you cannot kill - but be careful about possible contact. Every contact with the enemy deprives us of some valuable energy. When the latter falls to zero, we lose one of the additional "live".

During the game, the player must pay close attention to the magic lamps. Raising one of them allows you to get the code to the current level, which allows you to continue playing, without having to start the game each time from the beginning.

Titus the Fox: To Marrakech and Back is characterized by a pleasant visual setting with a nice animation of the main character and opponents, as well as great music. The only drawback is not very successful scrolling. The screen does not move smoothly, but in jumps, which sometimes makes it impossible to mature the opponent who is coming in time. Generally, Titus Interactive's product is very difficult and intended rather for veterans of platformers.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007