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Livingstone, I Presume?

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Also known as
Livingstone Supongo

This platform adventure challenges you to explore a complex map, alternating between three weapons and a pole to survive.

Livingstone, I Presume? (Livingstone Supongo) was originally released in 1986 for 8-bit home computers by Opera Soft. The DOS version was published in 1988, matching the legacy year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1988
Original release
1986
Perspective
Side view
Size
33.29 KB
Version
LIVING.COM
Rating
0 votes

About Livingstone, I Presume?

Livingstone I Presume? is a DOS adventure that shares its technical foundation with another title, Goody. Its premise is loosely derived from the historical 19th-century African expedition where Henry Morton Stanley sought David Livingstone.

Despite this initial inspiration, the gameplay diverges into a platform-based format. The player has access to several tools from the start, including three distinct weapons and a pole. The game world is presented through a map that is noted for being more intricate than that of its technological counterpart.

Livingstone, I Presume? Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
In game
Damn monkey!
Oh no! moving sands!
Hmm... the dangerous subsoil...
Launching a boomerang
I fell again in the subsoil...
A carnivore plants
I'm in the claws of an eagle!
Is that Dr. Livingstone ?