Twins in Trouble (1994)
Genres:Adventure
Game modes:Single player
Story:An animated adventure game for ages 5 to 7. Twins Jennie and Tom were having a pleasant frolic through the forest, until they came across a strange, unknown path... and were ambushed by a pair of goblins. The two mischievous creatures won't tolerate any twins in the forest other than themselves, so they hatch a wicked plan to separate the children. Here, the player takes control of one of the siblings (either Tom or Jennie) as the other is abducted by the goblins.Show more
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One of my earliest childhood adventure games. It's been so long I barely remember much more than a shoe at the bottom of a lake, but I do remember I enjoyed it enough to beat the game 3 or 4 times. Good early adventure game got kids.
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