Garfield can fall through them, when he properly lands on the side slopes (CREDIT goes to FerretWarlord)īoss: The position of the fallen rocks is fixed as soon as the level is entered. GLITCH: in the "television guts" level, there are sometimes chips, where Garfield can jump through from below.While the whack-a-mole bonus levels can be skipped by not collecting the hammer, these levels are mandatory and have to be played after each boss. I collect the cups whenever possible, to finish the level as fast as possible. Blue balls slow him down, cups of coffee speed him up. bonus level: Even tases are not save anymore: commercial breaks! But don't worry, it is a rather fast paced level, in which Garfield has to collect Pookies to earn lives or continues.items: food gives hp, cup of coffee makes invincible, hammer activates whack-a-mole bonus level.I tried to implement them whenever possible to create a comedic effects and make waiting times more enjoyable to watch Garfield has some random waiting animatios (like dancing around), which can be delayed by 1 or 2 seconds by moving around.a jump during running is slightly lower.attacking at the right moment midair can cancel the damage animation (used in water level).some animations can change the hitbox, which can be used to grab things ealier (seems not to work with remotes).Garfield slows slightly down, when jumping, landing, shooting or striking.Now the player has to fight through 5 movies to face and defeat the glitch in order to rescue Garfield.
The remaining parts form an evil being, the "glitch", who traps Garfield into the television (can be watched in the intro). The story is about Garfield repairing the TV after accidentally destroying it. While it is rather slow paced, it features a well known character, nice graphics (even some prerendered 3D objects) and a good variety of level themes. Garfield - Caught in the act is a relatively new (1995) game for the sega genesis, which was later ported to windows (with a different level order and a bonus level).
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