Extreme Safari

Extreme Safari was one of those games you'd find on a Flash portal in the mid-2000s. It had that straightforward, colorful look common to many browser games of the time. You played as a photographer on a mission, which was a simple premise that got you right into the action.

You control the photographer from a side view, moving through jungles and across cliffs. Your main goal is to photograph specific, often dangerous, animals in each area. Moment to moment, you're running and jumping across platforms, avoiding hazards like falling rocks or hostile creatures. You also collect colored orbs scattered through the levels, which likely served as a score or a way to unlock something. The game moves at a brisk pace, and the platforming requires some precise timing, especially in later stages. It feels like a quick, focused challenge where you're constantly judging jumps and positioning yourself for the perfect shot.