The game itself is good, but I don't recommend this port. Saving does not work and half the time I use the emulator's saves, it breaks. Developers need to do some major work on it before I could recommend buying it. :(
40 Winks1999
40 Winks
1999 GT Interactive Software61Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortTypically 8 hours
Playable on
Available on
- −60%$5.59
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- November 1, 1999
- Developer
- Eurocom Entertainment Software
- Publisher
- GT Interactive Software
Overview
40 Winks (also known as "Ruff & Tumble") is a 3D action-platform game in which you play as Ruff or Tumble, two children who must battle ghosts, goblins and other monsters in their dream-world. They must try to capture 40 winks scattered around the world in order to stop an evil old man named Nitekap. Nitekap wants to turn the winks into hood-winks, the things responsible for nightmares. You also have to find the 12 dream keys to unlock the boss level. A unique aspect of the game allows the players to temporarily morph into different costumes with special abilities. The costumes include a Prehistoric Man, Jester, Super Hero, and Ninja.
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Reception
Players55
Mediocre- Steam55from 44 reviews
A badly emulated version of the PS1 version that requires you to use savestates in order to save your progress.
No thanks.
Good 3D platformer game (if a bit uninspired), but awful Steam version. You see, this is basically the PS1 version of the game with an shoddy emulator attached to it. It's a simple fix, however. Navigate to the game folder, and look in the folder named "game". Now you have a ROM of the game you can run on literally any other PS1 emulator. For the fact...
I had to put in five minutes in order to do this "review". Piko if you know what's best. I suggest not responding to this. --- The Good: Open Source Emulation (PCSX-Reloaded) The Bad: Paying <insert your price> for an Open Source Emulator (PCSX-Reloaded). HLE Bios Low Customisation. The Ugly: Piko Interactive's default on Video Plugin and their "Recommended"...
40 Winks is a game i grew up with on the PS1, playing it with my mum on school nights before bed and weekends She would leave me a note for the morning saying where she got up to and if she beat a boss and explain what she had to do to beat it and what it was This game holds a tonne of sentimental moments and memories for me growing up and is easily...