A bit too repetitive for my tastes...
I played platformer games starring this cowboy hat wearer on my Gameboy, on my NES and on the PC as well, and, while the older games were no creative jewels, they sure impressed me, especially that I had a sweet spot for this knightly tall thin man! But this 97 sidescroller, as much as I wanted, kind of let me down a little. Though, in its defense, it may have been me rather than the game. I'm saying that because Lucky Luke is all about adventuring and platforming, arcade style, but, unfortunately, nothing about it is too personal, nothing about the worlds is inviting enough to keep me playing on. The game's worlds and levels all look more than alright, but, unfortunately, they also lack diversity. Yeah, they're high quality wise, but ultimately, the design is pretty poor, overall. So, with that in mind, I find that the game is just not that appealing, overall. Thus, you'll enjoy it if you don't have much of an expectation for diverse scenarios, and if you can go without the rather linear goings about of Luke will feel alright to you. Alternatively, see the much older, (and color clashing!) Lucky Luke of 87, which, in my opinion is more original a platformer.
