Disney's Tarzan

Game Overview
Disney's Tarzan for the Nintendo 64 came out in 1999, developed by Eurocom and published by Activision. It was one of many licensed platformers on the system, sitting alongside titles like Tonic Trouble and Rocket: Robot on Wheels. The game follows the plot of the animated film, letting players step into Tarzan's world through a mix of exploration and action.You control Tarzan through a series of linear levels, swinging on vines, climbing trees, and fighting off animals like leopards and baboons. The main goal is to progress through each stage, collecting letters that spell "TARZAN" and rescuing Jane or other characters. Signature mechanics include vine swinging, which requires timing to build momentum, and sliding down branches or roots for speed. The pacing is generally brisk, though some sections can feel repetitive, and the camera angles occasionally complicate platforming. It feels energetic and straightforward, capturing the spirit of the film without overcomplicating the action.