Origins of Maxtheria

In this old school prequel to "Jungles of Maxtheria", you traverse the jungles looking for all 32 pieces of the lost treasure. Avoid the pitfalls such as: logs, fire pits, quicksand, tar pits, snakes and crocodiles. Jump over the baddies or use the vines to swing over them. Go deep underground looking for shortcuts but beware the deadly scorpions. This 2D side-swiping adventure is a must for anyone who loved the simpler days of Atari.



All 256 screens, baddies, vines and pitfalls are included here. With no time-limit, you can take your sweet time exploring the massively huge world. Once done, you can replay the game at a later date and try to beat the saved high score. There's even the new "How Far Bar" at the top of the screen to map your location. Choose between a modern controller, keyboard/mouse or touchscreen. It's all there from before and a lot more.



- All 256 Screens represented in amazing detail.

- Main menu allows easy access to saved game settings.

- Simple onscreen instructions.

- Simple controls: Up/Down/Left/Right and Jump.

- Above ground: Each screen advances 1 screen.

- Underground: Each screen moves 3 screens.

- Game loops around (go left on screen 0 and will reappear on screen 255).

- Multiple Language Support: English, Espanola, Francais or Deutsche.

- Choose to play with a modern controller, mouse/keyboard or touchscreen.

- Play on a touchscreen device by turning on the touchscreen overlay.

- If you choose to turn on the touch screen, then you have the ability to pick one of many onscreen layouts (left and right-handed).

- Input Settings allows you to remap the keys/buttons to whatever you want.

- Ability to delete the 'Player Prefs' area which deletes all of the saved information.

- "How Far Bar" shows current map location (new).

- UI shows number of treasures left to collect(new).

- No time limit. Play as long as you like.

- Saves high score including points and time.

- Uses "Jungles of Maxtheria" game engine and graphics.

- 1920 x 1080 (2K HD) native resolution.

- No copyrights, trademarks or patents were impeded for this game.