Clyde
The playable protagonist who travels through the game's platforming stages.
How it plays
Clyde's Revenge is played from a side view in a sequence of single-player platforming stages. The objective is to guide Clyde through each area, avoid hazards and enemies, collect useful items, and reach the stage exit.
Progress depends on navigating platforms, judging jumps, and learning the placement of threats. The game uses an arcade-style structure rather than an open world, with later stages providing more demanding layouts and timing challenges.
Plan your run
Study each screen before committing to a jump, especially when hazards are positioned near platform edges. Explore side paths for collectibles, but avoid unnecessary risks when a safe route is available.
Use repeated attempts to learn enemy timing and obstacle placement. When the route is unclear, move cautiously and prioritize reaching stable ground before continuing.
Meet the cast
The playable protagonist who travels through the game's platforming stages.
Before you begin
Check platforms and edges before jumping.
Learn hazard timing through careful observation.
Prioritize a safe route over optional collectibles when lives are limited.
Clyde's Revenge is a side-scrolling platform game developed by Moonlite Software for DOS. It follows Clyde through hazardous stages filled with platforms, obstacles, enemies, and collectible items. The game emphasizes careful movement, exploration, and timing rather than complex combat systems or simulation. As the sequel to Clyde's Adventure, it continues the same straightforward arcade-style design while adding a new set of challenges. It was distributed as a shareware-era DOS game and is chiefly remembered within retro-computing circles for its accessible controls and colorful platforming presentation. Detailed contemporary sales and review information is limited, so its historical reputation is best described as modest and niche rather than widely documented.
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