showing 3 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | tags | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RTL Winter Games 2007 | RTL Playtainment (49 Games) | 2006 | alpineskiing biathlon bobsleigh curling earth iceskating multisport naturalistic skiing skijumping sledding wintery | labelminimizeminimize | |
| RTL Winter Games 2009 | RTL Sports (49 Games) | 2008 | alpineskiing biathlon bobsleigh curling earth iceskating multisport naturalistic skiing skijumping sledding wintery | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Mini Ninjas | Eidos Interactive (IO Interactive) | 2009 | adv-static ancientenemy animals autosavepoints avianoids balancebeams bludgeons boating bombs bossbattles bows caltrops captives castle cave characterswitch chemistry claws colorcodednpcs controlconfig deathpits demo difficulty difficulty-ingame dodging download dvd energyregen fishing flood forest ghosts gianthumanoids hintsystem invisiblewalls japanese-theme ledges lighthearted magic meleeweapons mountain multilingual mystics nature-theme ninja ninja-theme ninjaprotagonist nofalldamage objectiveindicator openal openended opponentpowerdisplay playerprofiles polearms possession premadecharacters projectiledeflection quicktimeevent rewardingvandalism river rooftops ruins samurai savepoints secrets shallowwater shopping silentprotagonist skipnoninteractive sledding smokegrenades sorcery speech-japanese stamina stealth stunning superdeformed swimming swords thrownweapons titularcharacter town tutorial unusualprotagonist vernal walking walljumping wallrunning warriorprotagonist widescreen wintery xp-kills | [b]sledding[/b] / [b]boating[/b] - on the hat, which also serves to protect the wearer from arrows if worn properly.***Superficially similar premise to the original Sonic games. Animals being turned into "monsters". Note that Hiro is the true protagonist of the story, the others are "just" his friends and fellow ninja who help him.***2009-09-08 as boxed (US?) 2009-09-14 on Steam (EU), by Eidos Interactive (lang: eng, fre, ger, ita, spa) Square Enix worked as a distributor for some (all?) platforms, not as publisher. Warner Bros. handled some (all?) US publishing. | labelimageminimize |
