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"Prehistorik Man" is a platform game developed by Titus Interactive and released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1995. Set in a comical, cartoonish prehistoric world, players take the role of Sam, a caveman on a quest to retrieve his village's stolen food supply from a band of hungry dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Sam's journey stretches across various landscapes including forests, caves, and icy mountains. Armed with a club and the ability to jump and climb, players navigate through levels filled with obstacles, enemies, and puzzles. Collectibles such as bones—which serve as the game’s currency—and hidden items add depth and replay value, with bones allowing Sam to purchase power-ups or information to aid in his quest.

The gameplay mechanics of "Prehistorik Man" incorporate both action and adventure elements, with a focus on exploration and quick reflex navigation. The game is known for its vibrant graphics and humorous animations that contribute to its light-hearted tone. Additionally, it features a variety of mini-games and special levels that vary the gameplay and provide a break from the traditional platforming sequences. "Prehistorik Man" follows in the footsteps of its predecessors, "Prehistorik" and "Prehistorik 2", originally released on PC and Amiga systems, refining and expanding the concept for the SNES audience. Despite being released late in the console's lifecycle, the game received positive reviews for its engaging levels and challenging gameplay, maintaining a cult following among classic platformer enthusiasts.

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