Hannah and the Kreludor Caves

There comes a time in the life of an intrepid adventurer when trekking through the same groups of caves ad infinitum starts to lose its sheen. What was that? Hannah is itching for a new adventure in a faraway land? Well, she's got her wish!

How to Play

For those who have played Hannah's previous adventures in the Ice and Pirate Caves, Hannah and the Kreludor Caves works in much the same fashion. (Hannah is on her own this time around, so no Armin to drag along!) It's a fairly standard platform game with boosters and hazards galore.

The bottom two gauges indicate Hannah's reserves of fuel and oxygen, respectively. While the game has no actual timer, Hannah's oxygen reserves will slowly decrease during the course of the level and, if the player doesn't pick up extra bottles, Hannah will die and the level will end.

Controls

The following keys control Hannah's movements around the map. To crawl left or right, for example, one would hold down the "crawl" and "right" keys at the same time; that is, "down arrow" and "right arrow." The same applies for jumping, just like the Ice and Pirate Caves games.

In-Game Items

Like any good platform game gallant adventure, there are plenty of things for Hannah to find on her travels. Some may help, while others may hinder.

Oxygen: Adds to Hannah's oxygen bar.

Fuel: Adds to Hannah's fuel bar.

Treasure: Find several of these in each level.

Keys: Find several of these in each level.

Enemy: Cannot be killed; must be jumped over.

Heart: Extra life.

If you're running low on rocket fuel, pressing the up button or space bar once and then pressing the left or right keys will ensure you don't use any fuel. Pressing the up button or space bar once Hannah is in the air means you will use some of your fuel.

Level Solutions

Tip For Trophy Hunters

If you're serious about wanting a trophy for Hannah and the Kreludor Caves, you're not likely to get it just for playing through all the levels—instead, you'll need to repeat some of the lower (high-point and low-difficulty) levels. There's a very easy way to do this: before you start the next level, you have the option to go back and repeat an old one. Thus, you can play the first couple of levels over and over again to your heart's content until you've got the score you need. Be aware that any extra lives in the level do not re-spawn on replay, so you cannot do this to get infinite lives. Thanks to Mcneillyf for this advice!

Game Info