Cloning Clyde

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  • Publisher: NinjaBee
  • Developer: NinjaBee
  • Platform(s): Xbox 360
  • Genre: Puzzle

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This kooky side-scrolling platformer places you in the shoes, er, feet of Clyde, a simple man with a not-so simple problem: trapped inside a zany world filled with traps and mutated chickens, Clyde must run, jump, swim and flap(?) his way to freedom. Though the odds are against him, Clyde gets by with a little help from his friends, who also happen to be his clones!

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Cloning Clyde - Xbox 360

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Just plain fun  
As good as The Lost Vikings if not better.

I've been waiting years for another The Lost Vikings game, and Cloning Clyde is a great platform/puzzle game along the same vein of TLV. The quirky humor is definitely present, as well as the cooperative effort of the other characters (i.e. cloning yourself in order to activate buttons elsewhere in the level), each with the ninja-kicking ability to pummel security cameras and cocky cloned chickens, preventing you and your clones from escaping this human experiment. Although saving other versions of yourself is not a requirement, you do earn bonuses if you help them escape. You'll find notes throughout the level from a previous Clyde-clone with helpful hints on escaping, so you can't help but feel a sense of obligation to help this never-ending cycle of Clyde-clones get out of the lab! Definitely check this game out if you're a fan of The Lost Vikings; I guarantee that you won't regret it.

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Cloning Clyde Recent Articles

  • Aug. 9, 2006 News: Q&A: An Inside Look at Cloning Clyde

    It's quirky, addicting, and earning rave reviews from critics. Cloning Clyde, available on Xbox Live Arcade, has become one the most popular games on the Xbox 360. Harassing Ninja Bee president Steve Taylor and lead designer John Nielson, here's an inside peek into the making of Cloning Clyde for the Xbox 360.

  • Jul. 27, 2006 Review: Cloning Clyde Review

    Trapped inside a demented lab full of security robots and exploding mutuated chickens, can Clyde puzzle his way to freedom? Yes, but only with the help of his clones.