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Tintin on the Moon

DOS - 1989

Also available on: Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - ZX Spectrum

Alt names Tim Und Struppi Auf Dem Mond, Tintin En La Luna, Tintin Sur La Lune
Year 1989
Platform DOS
Released in France, Germany, United Kingdom
Genre Action
Theme Arcade, Comics, Licensed Title, Platform, Sci-Fi / Futuristic
Publisher Infogrames Europe SA
Developer Infogrames Europe SA
Perspectives 2D scrolling, Side view, Behind view, Fixed / Flip-screen
Dosbox support Supported on 0.63
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Description of Tintin on the Moon

The first PC game to feature popular classic comic character Tintin, Tintin On The Moon is a competent conversion of classic Spectrum/Amstrad game of the same name.

Based loosely on Explorers on the Moon episode, the game is an action game, with vehicles that appear in the comics (e.g. the spaceship) and more or less the same explore-the-moon plot. True to Probe's fashion, Tintin on the Moon features solid animation and good graphics (even if they were pale 4-color CGA replica of the colorful Spectrum original).

After the novelty wears off, though, the game is just a standard first-person shoot-em-up fare: pilot Tintin's ships to avoid asteroids in the first episode, for example. The game does shift perspective to side-scrolling platform on later levels, but none of them is particularly memorable. The flight portion turns out to be just the intro bit to each platform-style level, so you will have to suffer through multiple asteroid fields if you want to see the ending.

For all the blockbuster license behind it, Tintin on the Moon simply doesn't pack enough gameplay to make it rise above the crowd of average shooters. The levels end all too soon, and there is no goodies from the comics (e.g. comic book-style cutscenes) to leverage full use of the license. A mediocre game at best.

Fortunately for fans, Infogrames' later use of the license is much better, check out the two other Tintin games on this site.

Review By HOTUD

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The Boz 2022-10-26 1 point Amiga version

After playing this on my mate's Amiga, I always kept a look out for the C64 version, but never ever saw it in the shops. I enjoyed it, but it played a lot like Batman again which I played on the Amiga. I was never a fan of the cartoons, but enjoyed the comics and this game I did like. On a side note, we went to the Xmas markets in Bruges a couple of years ago and jumped on the coach over to Sluis over the Netherlands border and quite a lot of Tin Tin merchandise in a couple of shops. Although I wouldn't call myself a Tin Tin fan, I was very almost tempted to purchase something, some decent items tied in to Tin Tin.

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