Speedy Blupi

About Speedy Blupi

Speedy Blupi, also known as Speedy Eggbert in North America, is a classic platformer game originally developed by EPSITEC and released for Windows PCs on September 13, 1998. It is part of the Blupi series and serves as the successor to Planet Blupi. The game was later republished by eGames under the name Speedy Eggbert.

Game Overview

The game is set in a central hub from which players can access seven different themed worlds. Each world presents unique challenges and treasure hunting quests. The protagonist, Blupi (or Eggbert), must navigate through these worlds, overcoming obstacles and solving puzzles while avoiding multi-colored Blupis who guard each hub world.

Speedy Blupi features over forty levels of varying difficulty. The main goal in each level is to collect all treasure chests and reach the endpoint. Players encounter enemies that cannot be destroyed by normal means but can be tackled using special tools such as the Helicopter, Glue Tank, and yellow mines.

Gameplay Mechanics

Development and Releases

Speedy Blupi was initially released as an independent title and later republished as Speedy Eggbert by eGames. The game was featured in the CD-ROM package Arcade Classics alongside other eGames titles.

In 2017, Planet Blupi was released as open-source under GPLv3 on GitHub, and Speedy Blupi has been made available as freeware by EPSITEC on blupi.org.

Sequel and Spin-offs

Speedy Blupi II, renamed Speedy Eggbert 2 by eGames, introduced new features such as keys and lock barriers, teleporters, and new enemies. The sequel also added a hovercraft vehicle and new themes including slime, cavern, cheese, and palace.

Eggbert also makes an appearance in the game Wild Wheels as a robot character, involved in various missions and races.

Learn More

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