The evil witch Hexana kidnapped Hugo's family and he has to rescue them. This game contains five ported levels from the popular TV show: Level 1/1: Hugo is driving on a draisine and has to dodge oncoming trains and dead ends by changing the tracks.

On the right side of the screen is a map of the route. Level 1/2: Hugo has to cross a forest and has to dodge several obstacles by jumping over them. Level 2/1: Hugo is climbing a mountain and has to dodge oncoming stones by jumping over them. Level 2/2: Hugo is flying a airplane and has to dodge oncoming balloons. Level 3: You have to choose between three ropes. If you choose the right one your points get doubled. Motocross Madness Game Full Version on this page.

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In every playthrough you have to beat three levels which you choose beforehand. You have to select either 1/1 or 1/2 and either 2/1 or 2/2. Because the levels were created for a TV show were you had to control Hugo with your phone buttons, the controls are simple: Depending on the level there are just two or three buttons to press at the right time.The levels contained in Hugo were originally released as Hugo - Pa Nye Eventyr and Hugo - Pa Nye Eventyr II.

Hugo 3 Jungle of Doom Full PC Game Overview Hugo 3 Jungle of Doom Download Free Full Game is an adventure game released for DOS in 1992. It is the third game in the series, following 1990's Hugo's House of Horrors and 1991's Hugo II, Whodunit? Plot In the game, the player controls the protagonist, Hugo, who must find spider venom antidote to save the life of his girlfriend, Penelope, who is bitten after their plane crashes in the South American wilderness.

Gameplay The player moves Hugo around by using the arrow keys on the keyboard, and controls his actions by entering commands on the keyboard (or, in the later-released Windows version, one can use the mouse). Development Artist Gary Sirois' talent for drawing trees led to the game's jungle setting. The first two Hugo games were solo projects by David P. Gray, but with Hugo III, Gray enlisted the help of computer artist Gary Sirois for the game's graphics. Sirois' talent for drawing trees led to the game taking place in a jungle.[1] Having the graphics professionally done increased the production cost and consequently caused the game to be the shortest in the series.[2] Gray has admitted to having confusion in geography, transposing African elements such as an elephant to the South American locale.[2] Hugo's character design has been noted for looking similar to Indiana Jones.