Hugo: Jungle Island
Hugo: Jungle Island is a defunct interactive television program that was an improved replacement to the early 1990s' original children's game show in the "Hugo" franchise. It was originally launched by ITE Media in Denmark as Hugo Vulkanøen ("Hugo: Volcanic") in January 1999, and was promptly licensed and broadcast in many other countries. In this scenario, the friendly troll Hugo's the arch-enemy, the evil witch Scylla (Afskylia in the original Danish version), has moved to a jungle island, where she teamed up with the local tyrant Don Croco. Scylla then once again kidnapped Hugo 's wife Hugolina and the children but this time she keeps them captive in a cage in her new lair, located at a top of volcano in the center of the island. The player controls Hugo, aided by the monkey Jean Paul and the toucan Ferdinand, as he needs to complete a series minigames ("hugocopter", ostrich jockey ride, liana climbing, volcano lava chase, etc.) to reach and defeat the witch and free his family. Video games. A series of two video games based on it were released by ITE Media for the PC adaptation in 1999–2000, followed by a third  game in 2004. They were released under localized titles in various countries (such as "Hugo: Dschungelinsel" in Germany and "Hugo: Tropikalna Wyspa" in Poland). The games' content was later effectively re-released as the fifth and sixth volume in the "Hugo Classic" series. Some of other "Hugo" video games are also located on that island, including "" and "". The "Hugo: Jungle Island" series' review scores included a thee stars out of five from Wirtualna Polska and a 7.5/10 from GRYOnline.pl for the first game, and a 15% from "PC Games", 23% from "PC Action", a 43% from "PC Player", and an  8/10 from Gamesector.dk for the second one. The first two games reached the top of PC sales charts in Turkey.