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Käpt'n Blaubär: Die verrückte Schatzsuche

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Guide the captain across tile-based puzzles, collecting stars while avoiding newly created water hazards to reach the life preserver.

Käpt'n Blaubär: Die verrückte Schatzsuche was developed by Shin'en Multimedia and published by Ravensburger Interactive Media for Game Boy Color in 2001; no earlier platform version exists.


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Released
2001
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
135.77 KB
Rating
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About Käpt'n Blaubär: Die verrückte Schatzsuche

Käpt'n Blaubär: Die verrückte Schatzsuche is a puzzle game for the Game Boy Color featuring the character from German television. The core challenge involves navigating tiled levels to collect a required number of stars before reaching an exit.

Movement planning is challenging because each collected star tile immediately becomes a water hazard, which is fatal to touch. This mechanic can create dead ends if the player's path is not considered carefully. Additional environmental hazards include timed wooden tiles that break and conveyor belts that alter movement.

With six distinct worlds containing fifteen levels each, the game presents ninety primary puzzles. Brief submarine interludes separate these worlds, where the player must avoid sea creatures and gather oxygen bubbles to survive.

Käpt'n Blaubär: Die verrückte Schatzsuche Screenshots

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Splash screen
Käpt'n Blaubär
Main menu
Options
Map - Klippen Küste
Klippen Küste has 15 levels
Level 01
Pause menu
Level 02. Trapped.
Level 03
Finished Level 04