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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: The plot has Hap Hazard trying to stop Otto Oblivion from blowing up Space Station Icarus before it's too late. To reflect this, the entire game is a TimedMission.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Unlike ''Jumpman'', you can't climb on to ledges while jumping.
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The game was also released for [=iOS=] devices, but that version has since been delisted.
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* CriticalAnnoyance: A loud siren will play if the timer is down to one minute left. and no, it does not stop once you get to level 40.
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* CriticalAnnoyance: A loud siren will play if the timer is down to one minute left. and And no, it does not stop once you get to level 40.
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* CriticalAnnoyance: A loud siren will play if the timer is down to one minute left.
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* CriticalAnnoyance: A loud siren will play if the timer is down to one minute left. and no, it does not stop once you get to level 40.
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* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Run out of time (or lose all your lives in Survival mode), and you'll be treated to the sight of the entire space station blowing up, with the following message afterwards:
--->You failed to stop Otto Oblivion in time.
--->Space Station Icarus has been bombed to smithereens.
--->You failed to stop Otto Oblivion in time.
--->Space Station Icarus has been bombed to smithereens.
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* TakeYourTime: Survival mode gives you infinite time, but with a drawback: you have a limited amount of lives.
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* TakeYourTime: Survival mode gives you infinite time, but with there's a drawback: catch: you have a limited amount of lives.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beat it.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beatit.it.
** You have infinite time in Survival mode, most likely to make up for the fact that you have limited lives in this mode.
** In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beat
** You have infinite time in Survival mode, most likely to make up for the fact that you have limited lives in this mode.
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* CriticalAnnoyance: A loud siren will play if the timer is down to one minute left.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30. It should be noted that whether you manage to successfully rescue her or not does ''not'' impact the ending of the game.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30. It should be noted that whether you manage to successfully rescue her or not does ''not'' impact the ending of the game.game, though you ''are'' robbed of a score bonus if you fail to save her.
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''Hap Hazard'' is a PlatformGame and SpiritualSuccessor to the classic ''VideoGame/{{Jumpman}}''.
''Hap Hazard'' is a PlatformGame and SpiritualSuccessor to the classic ''VideoGame/{{Jumpman}}''.
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''Hap Hazard'' is a PlatformGame made by Raptisoft, and is a SpiritualSuccessor to the classic ''VideoGame/{{Jumpman}}''.
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* TakeYourTime: Survival mode gives you infinite time, but with a drawback: you have a limited amount of lives.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. Averted in Survival mode, which has limited lives and infinite time.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. Averted in Survival mode, which has limited lives and infinite time.where you can TakeYourTime.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. It should be noted that ''Jumpman'' did not have this.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. It should be noted that ''Jumpman'' did not have this.Averted in Survival mode, which has limited lives and infinite time.
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The game's official website can be found [[https://www.raptisoft.com/haphazard here]].
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30. It should be noted that whether you manage to successfully rescue her or not does ''not'' impact the ending of the game.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beat the level.
* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beat the level.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically frozen.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on level 40, the timer is automatically frozen.stopped, most likely to prevent an UnintentionallyUnwinnable situation if you got to level 40 with not enough time to beat the level.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on screen 40, the timer is automatically frozen.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on screen level 40, the timer is automatically frozen.
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* DamselInDistress: Princess Ganymede in level 30.
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* PowerupLetdown: In the levels where you can shoot a gun (or a mega laser) you can no longer jump.
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* PowerupLetdown: In the levels where you can shoot a gun (or a mega laser) laser), you can no longer can't jump.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. It should be noted that ''Jumpman'' did not include this.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. It should be noted that ''Jumpman'' did not include have this.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time.
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* TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time. It should be noted that ''Jumpman'' did not include this.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the confrontation against Otto Oblivion on screen 40, the timer is automatically frozen.
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The villain Dr. Otto Oblivion has set bombs all over Space Station Icarus, and the titular Hap has been sent to stop him. Hap has to clear 39 screens of bombs as quickly as possible, then capture Otto on the 40th and final screen before he can get away. You start with a 20-minute countdown clock to cover the entire game, which can be extended by performing certain actions on different levels. If the clock hits zero before you reach level 40, it's game over.
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The villain evil Dr. Otto Oblivion has set bombs all over Space Station Icarus, and the titular Hap has been sent to stop him. Hap has to clear 39 screens of bombs as quickly as possible, then capture Otto on the 40th and final screen before he can get away. You start with a 20-minute countdown clock to cover the entire game, which can be extended by performing certain actions on different levels. If the clock hits zero before you reach level 40, it's game over.
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The titular Hap has to clear each screen of bombs as soon as possible. There is a global time limit for all screens combined. If the 30th level is reached before time runs out, you can catch the evil guy planting all those bombs. If not, game over.
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The villain Dr. Otto Oblivion has set bombs all over Space Station Icarus, and the titular Hap has been sent to stop him. Hap has to clear each screen 39 screens of bombs as soon quickly as possible. There is possible, then capture Otto on the 40th and final screen before he can get away. You start with a global time limit for all screens combined. 20-minute countdown clock to cover the entire game, which can be extended by performing certain actions on different levels. If the 30th level is reached clock hits zero before time runs out, you can catch the evil guy planting all those bombs. If not, reach level 40, it's game over.
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* AWinnerIsYou: The ending just states "mission complete!"
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* AWinnerIsYou: The ending just states "mission complete!"that you have successfully captured Otto and saved the station.
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* TimeLimit: You get infinite lives, but finite time.
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* TimeLimit: TimedMission: You get infinite lives, but finite time.
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''Hap Hazard'' is a PlatformGame and SpiritualSuccessor to the classic ''VideoGame/{{Jumpman}}''.
The titular Hap has to clear each screen of bombs as soon as possible. There is a global time limit for all screens combined. If the 30th level is reached before time runs out, you can catch the evil guy planting all those bombs. If not, game over.
As with ''Jumpman'', the point of the game is that every level (save the first) has its own [[GimmickLevel gimmick]], ranging from moving platforms to weird enemies, and from a rotating laser to darkness.
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* ExcusePlot: There's little else to the game than clearing bombs.
* GreenHillZone: As with ''Jumpman'', in the first level nothing much happens.
* MoonLogicPuzzle: The game is utterly impossible until you figure out that dying right as you complete the level adds two minutes to your clock.
* PowerupLetdown: In the levels where you can shoot a gun (or a mega laser) you can no longer jump.
* TimeLimit: You get infinite lives, but finite time.
* AWinnerIsYou: The ending just states "mission complete!"
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''Hap Hazard'' is a PlatformGame and SpiritualSuccessor to the classic ''VideoGame/{{Jumpman}}''.
The titular Hap has to clear each screen of bombs as soon as possible. There is a global time limit for all screens combined. If the 30th level is reached before time runs out, you can catch the evil guy planting all those bombs. If not, game over.
As with ''Jumpman'', the point of the game is that every level (save the first) has its own [[GimmickLevel gimmick]], ranging from moving platforms to weird enemies, and from a rotating laser to darkness.
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!!Tropes:
* ExcusePlot: There's little else to the game than clearing bombs.
* GreenHillZone: As with ''Jumpman'', in the first level nothing much happens.
* MoonLogicPuzzle: The game is utterly impossible until you figure out that dying right as you complete the level adds two minutes to your clock.
* PowerupLetdown: In the levels where you can shoot a gun (or a mega laser) you can no longer jump.
* TimeLimit: You get infinite lives, but finite time.
* AWinnerIsYou: The ending just states "mission complete!"
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