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Its alternative name is Speedy Eggbert, which was marketed by eGames mostly in the US. | Its alternative name is Speedy Eggbert, which was marketed by eGames mostly in the US. | ||
'''See:''' [[Comparison of Speedy Blupi (Windows) and Speedy Eggbert (Windows)]] | |||
== Versions == | |||
=== Version 1 === | |||
40 detailed levels (worlds) | |||
7 hub worlds | |||
=== Version 2 === | |||
60 detailed levels (worlds) | |||
? hub worlds | |||
== Ways of move == | |||
Walking, jumping, swimming, climbing, flying with a helicopter, skateboarding, driving a car and more. | |||
== Goals == | |||
Visit all worlds. | |||
Collect all treasures in each world. | |||
Reach the goal (red arrow) in each world. |
Revision as of 17:55, 10 July 2024
Speedy Blupi is a computer desktop platform game.
Its alternative name is Speedy Eggbert, which was marketed by eGames mostly in the US.
See: Comparison of Speedy Blupi (Windows) and Speedy Eggbert (Windows)
Versions
Version 1
40 detailed levels (worlds)
7 hub worlds
Version 2
60 detailed levels (worlds)
? hub worlds
Ways of move
Walking, jumping, swimming, climbing, flying with a helicopter, skateboarding, driving a car and more.
Goals
Visit all worlds.
Collect all treasures in each world.
Reach the goal (red arrow) in each world.