Philip José Farmer's Riverworld, Persian Wars, Pharaoh, Myth: The Fallen Lords, Playboy: The Mansion, Nemesis of the Roman Empire, Pirate Hunter, Pizza Tycoon People who downloaded Planet Blupi have also downloaded: Unfortunately, in my house, the blupi's master is about as smart as his subjects. I, however, will just have to dream about someday getting rid of the evil droid.
If you manage to obtain this elusive objective, you can always make up your own missions, as difficult as you like. Its arrival on Planet Blupi is what caused all of the problems that our simple little friends must now endure, and defeating it and sending it home provides the plot for the game. It is to send a master robot back to the planet from which it came. If you have the desire, you can now make your own missions for the blupis to tackle. The game is even more addictive, causing normally non-playing me to spend hours trying to foil the nasties and get my dumb little friends to the goals that have been selected for them by the program. For instance, you can make them travel cross-country as a group, or you can have one growing the life-sustaining tomatoes while the others gorge themselves on them and gain more life. In this version, you can select multiple blupis and have them perform various tasks at the same time. They still have the IQ's of office furniture, though, so it's up to you to guide them out of the dilemmas into which the game throws them. Fortunately, they are better equipped to defend themselves, with an arsenal that includes poison, "good" bombs, sticky traps, and jeeps and boats to get around with. The hapless blupis must now deal with a greater number and variety of enemies, including bulldozers, bombs, viruses, and the dreaded fire. But where the greatest improvement has taken place is with the play of the game itself. The game's graphics have dramatically improved. Well, it's still goofy, but it has gotten even more challenging. EPSITEC's Blupimania was one of the goofiest and most intellectually challenging games.
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