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Rascal is a 1998 platform video game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Psygnosis for the PlayStation. The main character and several enemies were designed by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

The Story Behind Rascal

Rascal makes it to his father's lab by going through the safe door entrance. Rascal chases the two through the timestream, from the medieval Castle Hackalott to the Aztec Temple at Chichimeca, to the lost city of Atlantis, to the Jolly Raider pirate ship and Dodgy City in the old West, traveling to each location's past and present forms and collecting the pieces of a Time Clock from both before fighting Chronon in each area's future. The game met with uniformly negative reviews which cited poor camera work and needlessly cumbersome controls.

The player takes control of a mischievous boy who travels through time to rescue his father, armed only with a "Bubble Gun". Chronon accidentally activates the controls for the time machine, and he and the Professor are sucked into the time portal. The main character and several enemies were designed by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

How Rascal Plays

He finds Chronon, the evil master of time, holding his father hostage with another of his dad's inventions called the "Bubble Gun". Meanwhile, his son Callum "Rascal" Clockwise is walking through a secret route under the house to get to his father's lab. Each world has three forms: past, present, and future (e.g.

Rascal makes it to his father's lab by going through the safe door entrance. Rascal chases the two through the timestream, from the medieval Castle Hackalott to the Aztec Temple at Chichimeca, to the lost city of Atlantis, to the Jolly Raider pirate ship and Dodgy City in the old West, traveling to each location's past and present forms and collecting the pieces of a Time Clock from both before fighting Chronon in each area's future. The Bubble Gun drops from it and lands at the feet of Rascal.

Why Players Still Load It Up

The Bubble Gun drops from it and lands at the feet of Rascal. The main character and several enemies were designed by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. In Japan, the game was ported and published by Takara under the name of on March 18, 1999, almost a year after its U.S. release date.

He picks it up, vowing to save his father. Chronon accidentally activates the controls for the time machine, and he and the Professor are sucked into the time portal. Rascal rushes down to see the problem, but two aliens in spacecraft appear and chase him down the corridor.

Rascal — Frequently Asked Questions

What console was Rascal released on?

Rascal was released for the Sony PlayStation in .

Can I save my progress in Rascal?

It does — with a free account you can snapshot the game at any point using save states, then pick it up later from exactly that spot.

How many players does Rascal support?

Rascal supports 1 player(s) in this browser version.

Can I play Rascal online for free?

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