Dizzy The Adventurer for Windows

Windows: Free animated adventure game

Dizzy the Adventurer for Windows is a side-scrolling adventure game with Dizzy the egg. You can travel around the countryside as Dizzy to find various items, solve puzzles, escape predicaments, and help Daisy save herself. It's available for free and you can donate to the developers. It's similar in concept to games like Dizzy Prince of the Yolkfolk and Bonesweeper.

Two Yolkfolk, Daisy and Dizzy, are in love. They stumble upon the hidden entrance to the castle of the evil wizard Zaks while they are looking for Pogie or Fluffle in the Enchanted Forest.

Zaks had cast an evil spell over an old spinning wheels to catch Dizzy. But Daisy found it instead, and she pricked herself as she explored the castle with Dizzy. Borris the Troll takes Daisy and locks her in a dark prison. This adventure game is all about Dizzy and Daisy.

You will travel through the fantasy landscape, passing through a tree-borne neighborhood, a cloud walkway, and two castles before returning to your starting point. You'll find items and solve puzzles, as well as help others. Leo the Lion, with a thorn in its paw, and the Juggler who has lost both his balls, are two examples of unfortunate characters who need your help.

Although finding items is easy, it can be difficult to decide how to use them to solve puzzles. You can only keep three items at once; the rest can be accessed later.

Dizzy is a strong egg that can take a lot of damage. He's also easy for players to control as a playable character. He can walk, jump and execute his famous egg forward roll somersault. He must avoid water, however, as it is dangerous to him. The graphics are beautiful and detailed, with a great-looking chat screen. Although the music is soothing, the sound and graphics can get monotonous if you see the same scene too often.

Dizzy the Adventurer offers solid, simple to use gameplay that provides clean, enjoyable fun. To play, you will need Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 8. This game is ideal for all ages because the puzzles are difficult and not as simple as they appear.