Looney Tunes: Road Runner

Looney Tunes: Road Runner, also known as Road Runner's Death Valley Rally, was released exclusively for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1992. The game is based on the popular animated films about the super-fast Road Runner and his constantly failing pursuer Wile E. Coyote.

In Looney Tunes: Road Runner, you take on the role of the Road Runner and race through five varied worlds, each comprising several levels and a boss fight. The aim is to escape the coyote, overcome obstacles and collect points at the same time - whether by collecting bird symbols or performing spectacular stunts at high speed.

Looney Tunes: Road Runner is heavily based on the original: Wile E. Coyote regularly turns up with crazy ACME gadgets - from rockets and feather shoes to giant traps - and tries to stop you. But just like in the cartoons, you can escape him with a quick "Beep-Beep!" or use his own traps against him.

What particularly stands out in Looney Tunes: Road Runner are the colorful graphics, which capture the typical Looney Tunes style well, as well as the fluid animations, which give the game a real cartoon feel. The soundtrack and sound effects also successfully capture the atmosphere of the TV original.

Looney Tunes: Road Runner is an entertaining and visually successful platformer that will appeal to fans of the cartoon series in particular. Anyone who enjoys fast reactions, classic SNES gameplay and a dash of cartoon chaos will get their money's worth here - even if the game can be quite nerve-wracking.