Popular games published by company JungleTac

A simulation of a claw machine.

Guide the chicken down the right path to collect the egg.

Licensed port of the arcade game. Later hacked to create Big Burger.

The player controls Mr. Frosty from the Kirby series, and must collect objects in the clouds; he then must enter the UFO at the bottom of the screen. Mr. Frosty can blow bubblegum bubbles to fly to the platforms.

Pool is a sport game developed by JungleTac for various Plug & Play and Handheld consoles.

Big Burger by Jungletac is a clone of the classic arcade game BurgerTime, developed primarily for the "Plug & Play" market (TV-games) and low-cost handheld consoles.

Licensed port of the arcade game.

Clone of the 1992 game of the same name. Despite using the same graphics as the original, it is not based on the same engine, and was ported from scratch. It is unknown if JungleTac's version was a licensed port or not.

A clone of Gussun Oyoyo with original graphics. The player character is the same girl from Magic Jelly.

The player must collect all of the gems. Oddly, the level layout and mechanics are similar to Lode Runner, but the gameplay is largely different (and much more basic).

Carefully maneuver the mower to cut all of the grass without hitting the Bibarels (a character from Pokemon). Otis from the movie Barnyard appears in the bottom-left corner.

Clone of Pengo.

Loosely based on Soukoban, the player must move boxes to form paths across a series of islands.

Sprint is an endless vertical runner game developed by Jungletac. The player controls a character who must rapidly scale a vertical wall while dodging various static and moving obstacles distributed along the ascent.

A rather advanced platformer where an angel must collect coins; the angel can fly, but can only flap her wings up to three times in one jump.

The player controls a frog and must collect items across the bubbles.

A game similar to Explore, starring the same character, but continues endlessly rather than in small sections.

Turn all of the tiles pink within the limited moves.

Same as the VT3xx-based Ball Blaster gameplay-wise, though the graphics are unique; featuring a girl using the launcher and a small creature in the bottom-right. It does not seem to be based on either of the Disney Game It! Zuma clones in coding.

Port of Fever Move from the Sport Vii.

Despite the name, it is a Breakout clone.