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The Human Race

1984 1 Players 100% Not Rated

The Human Race is a single player game with different game styles on each level. The aim of the game is to achieve a high score. This is done by jumping around the screen and collecting objects. Each single screen level is set at a different point in man's evolution and sees the character start as an ape and evolve into a caveman and beyond as the player progresses through the game. Each level is a different kind of mini-game. For example the first level is a platform style game where the player leaps through the jungle eating bananas and avoiding nasty creatures such as dinosaurs, while level two has the player negotiating a path through a lava lake while avoiding falling fireballs. This game is played using a joystick.

Release date
December 31, 1984
Developer
John D. Ferrari
Publisher
Mastertronic Ltd.
Players
1

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The Human Race

The Human Race is a single player game with different game styles on each level.
The aim of the game is to achieve a high score. This is done by jumping around the screen and collecting objects. Each single screen level is set at a different point in man's evolution and sees the character start as an ape and evolve into a caveman and beyond as the player progresses through the game.
Each level is a different kind of mini-game. For example the first level is a platform style game where the player leaps through the jungle eating bananas and avoiding nasty creatures such as dinosaurs, while level two has the player negotiating a path through a lava lake while avoiding falling fireballs.
This game is played using a joystick.

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Developer
John D. Ferrari
Publisher
Mastertronic Ltd.

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1984 · Not Rated

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