Category description: Today more often referred to as a "platformer" or "platform game", Super Mario inspired countless other games where the primary mechanic involves running, jumping, and sometimes even flying around the levels. Commander Keen, the unofficial mascot of the site, was an early example on the PC.
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Larax & Zaco

Views: 21,5641996SharewareSidescrolling Zanobi Software
One of the strangest games I've seen in awhile. This was created by an Italian developer, but English documentation and … VIEW

Last Knight at Camelot

Views: 14,6791996SharewareSidescrolling Adventure Learningware
This platforming game is marketed as a "wholesome, nonviolent fun for the entire family." King Arthur needs another … VIEW

Lion King, The

The Lion King represents one of the rare times that a movie-to-game conversion actually worked and granted us a pretty … VIEW

Little Pixy 2, The

Views: 7,2442000FreewareSidescrolling TMB Productions
The Little Pixy 2 is a simple platforming game where the object is to maneuver your elf to collect all of the gifts and … VIEW

Little Willy

Little Willy is a platformer game that is inspired by Crystal Caves. The look and feel of the game, the layout of the … VIEW

Lizard

If you enjoyed the old-school style platforming games of the NES, you'll likely enjoy Lizard, a new game that was … VIEW

Lode Runner Live

Views: 9,2821995FreewareSidescrolling Aleksey V. Vaneev
Lode Runner Live is a competent implementation of the classic Lode Runner game. It plays quite similarly to the original … VIEW

Lost Clown, The

Views: 9,3701993SharewareSidescrolling Stephen Walther
The Lost Clown is what you might call a "strategic platformer." While it looks and generally plays like a typical action … VIEW

Lost Vikings, The

This demo version of the innovative Lost Vikings game gives you a taste of the fairly unique gameplay this game … VIEW

Magic Maycabs

Views: 9,2191994SharewareSidescrolling Dan Lester
Magic Maycabs is based on a BBC Micro game called "Magic Mushrooms", except here you drive a car. Sure, why not? The … VIEW

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