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Lollypop

Review

This platformer challenges you to guide an animated doll through eight hazardous worlds, using lollipops and a camera to defeat monsters and bosses.

Lollypop was developed by Brain Bug and published by Softgold/Rainbow Arts for MS-DOS in 1994; this is the original platform and earliest commercial release.


							Lollypop cover
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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Theme
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
2.29 MB
Version
LOLLYPOP.COM
Rating
0 votes
Developer

About Lollypop

Lollypop is a jump and run game where the player guides an animated doll named Lolly. Her objective is to travel through eight large levels to reach a land of endless candy, a journey that begins with an escape from a toy factory.

The levels present a challenging environment, featuring diverse settings such as a ghost town, a snow world, and a dreamscape. Progression involves navigating past traps and monsters, which requires precise jumps and the use of lollipops as projectile weapons. A special camera can eliminate all on screen enemies in critical moments. Each world concludes with a boss monster that must be defeated using specific strategies.

Players can find chests throughout the levels. These contain helpful items like keys for unlocking areas, power ups, and sweets, but they can also hold harmful objects that impair control or cause damage. Lolly can withstand three hits before the game ends. A time limit for each level encourages forward movement, and while the game cannot be saved, a passcode is provided after completing a level.

Lollypop Screenshots

10 images
Title screen.
Main Menu.
A level loading screen.
Level 1: The Toy Factory.
Level 1 boss.
Level 2: Underground.
Another unlockable part of the level.
Should I take this as a warning?...
Level 2 boss.
Level 3: The Rainy Forest.