"Gordo 106" is a platform video game released for the Atari Lynx handheld console in 1993, developed by Tenth Planet Software and published by Atari Corporation. The game is set in a futuristic laboratory, where the eponymous character, Gordo 106, a lab monkey that has undergone genetic experiments, finds himself. In a twist of fate, Gordo gains intelligence and awareness through these experiments and decides to embark on a quest to free himself and his fellow animal captives from the cruel confines of the laboratory. The gameplay centers on navigating through levels filled with traps, enemies, and obstacles, collecting items and freeing other animals, while ultimately aiming to escape the sinister lab setting.
The game is notable for its engaging narrative which highlights themes of animal rights and liberation. Players control Gordo, who can jump, climb, and throw bananas as his form of attack against foes. The game’s graphics are distinctively rendered for the Atari Lynx, showcasing the console’s capability to display detailed, multi-scrolling environments. "Gordo 106" is remembered for providing a challenging yet rewarding experience, progressing through increasingly difficult levels, each with unique designs and hazards. Despite being relatively less known in the broad catalog of video games, "Gordo 106" holds a special place in the hearts of Atari Lynx enthusiasts and is lauded for its creative storyline and solid gameplay mechanics.
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