Gift (2000)
Genres:Adventure, Platform, Puzzle
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Comedy
Game modes:Single player
Story:Gift is a strange anti-hero who must bring seven little garden gnomes to a self-proclaimed Snow White: in order to accomplish its mission, Gift will have to visit seven crazy and parodistic worlds (like Tipanic and Star Stress!).
Two of the authors are the comics artist Régis Loisel and Philippe Ulrich.
This 3D puzzle-platformer was developed by Eko Software and published in 2001 by Cryo Interactive, the team behind the Game Boy Color edition of the game.
Also, Loisel created an animated series of 8 episodes in 2005 (VHS/DVD) based on this title.Show more
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I loved this game as a kid. It was the first platformer I ever really played. To this day I still return to it every once in a while, though I still have to sit down long enough to actually finish it. I always loved the different unlockable abilities, the variety concering the platforming and puzzle-solving-segments as well as the option to collect extra stuff. But what made this game stand out in particular to me was it's humour and all the easter eggs and references to other franchises.
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