Bob Morane: Jungle 1

Bob Morane: Jungle 1 is an action game released in 1987 for Amstrad CPC, DOS, Atari ST, Thomson TO, and Thomson MO platforms. The game featuring fixed and flip-screen visuals is played from a side-view perspective. It incorporates puzzle elements and is set in South America.
In Bob Morane: Jungle 1, the player plays the character of Bob Morane. He is the hero of a series of comic books and novels named the Francophone series. As the game begins, the player is shown landing in the jungle of South America from a parachute. He lands in the vicinity of Inca sanctuary at the base of the Andes. The goal of the player is the guide Bob via the labyrinthine ruins and hostile rainforests. Alongside, the player has to assist him to stop the yellow shade, his mortal enemy.
The enemy lays dirty hands on the historical treasure that is buried somewhere in the jungle. Also, the enemy has held Bob’s friend, Bill Ballantine, a captive on the premises. Help Bob rescue his friend and safeguard the treasure from getting in the hands of the enemy.
The action game is restricted to a small viewport. The player can walk the static screen in 2D, front to back and left to right. The player needs to fight with the enormous jungle beasts, uncanny mechanical devices, enemy agents, and more. Moreover, the player gets a tracking device, a magneto-thermal detector by which he can track their locations. The player can knock off the obstacles with his knife and with a bag of dynamite.

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