Grouch

After his forays into the graphic adventure (to which they would return later) and the racing arcades, Revistronic ventured into the field of 3D action with this friendly title, in which you had to direct a good-natured not very savvy to the rescue of his beloved, for which he should avoid a lot of dangers.

If I remember correctly, it sure was, it was the first game of this type made in Spain, and the truth is that it was not bad. It was distributed in half the world, including the United States (with the name of Rocko's Quest) and was another step in the career of Hernán Castillo, who had debuted in commercial programming with Piso Zero in 8 bits, already a few years ago.

Good graphics and sound and gameplay below the technical level (at least, I get dizzy with the camera movements), are the main characteristics of a game, which although it did not go down in history, is worth a look.