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You play as Roddy, a fancy rat tossed into London's sewers—bouncing off pipes, throwing trash at bowler-hatted frogs, and riding Rita's boat through toilet-flush tidal waves. The controls are snappy, the humor's dry, and somehow even sewage looks weirdly charming.
Flushed Away on the GBA is one of those weird little licensed games that somehow nails it. You start off as Roddy, this fancy rat living in a posh London flat—until, well, the title happens. Next thing you know, you're platforming through grimy sewers, bouncing off pipes, and chucking random junk at frogs in bowler hats.
The controls feel surprisingly tight for a GBA platformer, and the art style somehow makes sewage look colorful. Rita shows up pretty quick with her boat, and that's when the levels really open up—you'll be hopping between floating trash, dodging tidal waves from flushing toilets (yeah, really), and solving dumb little puzzles involving rubber duckies. The whole thing's got that same dry British humor as the movie, right down to the way enemies dramatically flop over when you bonk them.
Honestly, it's way better than a tie-in game has any right to be. Just don't think too hard about the plumbing logic.
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