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Croc is a straightforward platform game for multiple systems. The core mechanics of the game involve saving gobbos (six in each level), then hitting a gong with your tail to complete it. As you progress, new levels are unlocked, and subsequently, new islands. Each island has a theme (e.g. snow) and comes with multiple bosses. | Croc is a straightforward platform game for multiple systems. The core mechanics of the game involve saving gobbos (six in each level), then hitting a gong with your tail to complete it. As you progress, new levels are unlocked, and subsequently, new islands. Each island has a theme (e.g. snow) and comes with multiple bosses. | ||
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The Gobbo King Rufus was watching the sunset when he noticed a small basket in the lake, containing a small, screaming baby crocodile. The Gobbos begin to raise him and train him to become one of their own. Croc mostly ate buckets of peas when raised by the Gobbos. Croc eventually grew to twice the size of a normal Gobbo. All is peaceful until one day, a Gobbo shouts out a warning... " Dantinis!". Suddenly, the evil Baron Dante arrives and invades Gobbo Island with the help of his demon rascals, Dantinis. He imprisons many of the Gobbos, most notably their King, whom he keeps in a steel cage within his castle island. Before the Gobbo King is taken, he hits a magical gong that summons a yellow bird called Beany. Beany, in turn, causes Croc to shrink and he whisks Croc away to safety. Croc then goes on a quest to free all the Gobbos and defeat the evil Baron Dante himself. | |||
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Revision as of 23:59, 6 March 2010
Croc is a straightforward platform game for multiple systems. The core mechanics of the game involve saving gobbos (six in each level), then hitting a gong with your tail to complete it. As you progress, new levels are unlocked, and subsequently, new islands. Each island has a theme (e.g. snow) and comes with multiple bosses.
Plot
The Gobbo King Rufus was watching the sunset when he noticed a small basket in the lake, containing a small, screaming baby crocodile. The Gobbos begin to raise him and train him to become one of their own. Croc mostly ate buckets of peas when raised by the Gobbos. Croc eventually grew to twice the size of a normal Gobbo. All is peaceful until one day, a Gobbo shouts out a warning... " Dantinis!". Suddenly, the evil Baron Dante arrives and invades Gobbo Island with the help of his demon rascals, Dantinis. He imprisons many of the Gobbos, most notably their King, whom he keeps in a steel cage within his castle island. Before the Gobbo King is taken, he hits a magical gong that summons a yellow bird called Beany. Beany, in turn, causes Croc to shrink and he whisks Croc away to safety. Croc then goes on a quest to free all the Gobbos and defeat the evil Baron Dante himself.