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Tom and Jerry in Infurnal Escape

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Control Tom to collect golden bones across 15 levels, battling enemies and avoiding Jerry's tricks.

Tom and Jerry in Infurnal Escape was released for Game Boy Advance in 2003 by NewKidCo; no earlier platform version exists.


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Released
2003
Genre
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
2.38 MB
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About Tom and Jerry in Infurnal Escape

Tom and Jerry in Infurnal Escape is a 2D cartoon platformer for the Game Boy Advance. The premise involves Tom being sent to hell after a mishap, where a fairy-cat offers him a chance to escape by returning to the living world to gather golden bones.

Gameplay consists of navigating fifteen levels, each containing hidden bones and various enemies. The player controls Tom, who can find items like a bat for attacking, cheese to distract Jerry, and extra lives represented by Tom's head. Jerry appears throughout as an antagonist, sometimes hindering progress or assisting foes.

Progress is managed through a password system, as the game lacks a save function. Losing all lives returns Tom to hell, where he must regain three lives within a two-minute limit to restart the current level. The final objective is to defeat the devil dog boss.

Tom and Jerry in Infurnal Escape Screenshots

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Menu
Tom: you can't escape me now, Jerry! (intro)
Jerry: oh really? (intro)
Tom: Ok! Ok! Everything is fine! Just help me get out of here then. (intro)
A golden bone - the object of most levels
Be careful with devil Jerry. He's small, but can ruin your day (like calling your enemies like this)
Oh my! Not my day!
Fairy-cat: I'm so disappointed (cut-scene from Hell)
Here is your last chance to save the day! Collect your lives as fast as you can!