Hugo

15.12.1998
Users 51/100
Hugo, the well known European TV troll makes his appearance on PlayStation.
The players have their hands full to once again rescue Hugolina and the troll kids from Scylla, who needs them to regain her youth. Will the player be able to free Hugo's family and bring peace to the forest, or will the evil witch finally manage to defeat the little troll this time?

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Part of collection:
Hugo (last 3 games)

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