Agent Hugo: Roborumble (2006)
Genres:Platform, Racing
Themes:Action
Story:Agent Hugo: RoboRumble is a fast paced racing game with platform elements.
The city of Aquapolis has been invaded by a new evil villain - Geekdorph, Lord of Robots. Agent Hugo escapes to a teleporter and gets beamed to the secret hideout of R.I.S.K (Risky Intelligent Spy Knights).
From the hideout, Hugo must teleport into space, the desert and Aquapolis to defeat Geekdorph's challenges and collect information about Geekdorph's secret location - so the final three stage boss-fight can take place and the citizens of Aquapolis set free.Show more
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