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Lucky Luke

Review

This side-scrolling shooter tasks you with arresting the Dalton brothers across varied western landscapes and arcade challenges.

Lucky Luke for DOS was developed and published by Infogrames Multimedia SA in 1997, matching the legacy year; no earlier version of this exact game on any platform is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1997
Perspective
1st-person, Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
2.80 MB
Version
LUCKY.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke is a DOS game adapted from the comic series featuring the cowboy of the same name. The primary goal is to capture the four Dalton brothers, with gameplay unfolding across a series of distinct levels.

Levels are set in varied environments such as towns, forts, mines, and a moving train. To advance, the player must complete specific tasks in addition to standard platforming actions like running, jumping, and climbing. These objectives can include rescuing a bank director, gathering gold for a miner, or assembling a totem for Apache characters.

Enemy encounters involve using a revolver against hostile cowboys, jailbreakers, and Indians. Some stages conclude with a boss fight, typically against one of the Daltons. Between main levels, arcade style sequences provide variety, such as chases, horseback riding on Jolly Jumper, or navigating a raft. Separate bonus rounds feature activities like shooting bottles or a roulette style challenge.

The game supports multiple languages, including French, English, German, and Spanish. A password system allows players to resume progress from later points in the adventure.

Lucky Luke Screenshots

8 images
Title and Main Menu
Copyright Information
Language Selection
Yuma village is a starting place
The Dalton Brothers escaped again.
Starting position
Meeting the gangster
Shooting...Where is the gangster?