Happyland Adventures is a classic freeware platformer that is quite typical in plot (or lack of one) and gameplay, but it has the same qualities that made Mario Brothers enduring: charming graphics and a well-balanced gameplay that strikes just the right difficulty level.
Platform fans will be more than familiar with the gameplay: collect various fruits for bonus, dispatch of enemies, and reach the exit to the next level. The not-so-important plot: save the Happylanders from evil. Short and sweet, eh? ;)
Action game experts may find the game too easy and too short, but others will likely find it a fun and pleasant diversion that stands up to the best of shareware platformers, although maybe lacking in production value to compete with commercial titles. As a nice bonus, the download includes a level editor you can use to create your own levels, and you can download extra ones from the game's website.
Thumbs up for this charming freeware underdog.
Review By HOTUD
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Anyone knows if you can save your game?
It's W you're supposed to press for full screen, not Z. It doesn't work anyway. Just makes the game crash.
Thanks a lot! My childhood is back!
Note: Fullscreen is available in the game. You have to press Z when you are in the first selection screen.
How do i make it bigger its very small on my microsoft laptop
I've been looking for this game for YEARS and I finally found this website and went page by page just on the off chance I could recognize it... I'm so happy!
Nice game but no more full screen available. Maybe only useful for tablet or phone
My Childhood game ;)
Thanks for creating this game. This game was part of my childhood.
I love this game! Its as cool as other FreeLunchDesign games! I have first version and 1.2 and 1.3 from archived site. Play it and enjoy it!!!
Adres all freelunchdesign games like icy rower Alex the allegator 4 and klabutong ????
My mind is warped what year is it?
Omg this game, i played it when i was 6 years old, thanks for uploading this, im gonna cry now
Holy heck, I remember finding this on a demo disk from a magazine. Goodness, what a blast from the past, I had totally forgotten about it.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.