Play Around The World In 80 Days (u)(venom) Online

Around the World in 80 Days came out for the Game Boy Advance in 2004, a time when licensed games based on movies were common. This one was published by Atari and developed by Saffire, and it fits right into that era of portable side-scrollers. You don't see many people talking about it now, but it was another title on the shelf for GBA owners looking for a straightforward adventure.

You control Phileas Fogg's valet, Passepartout, through levels set across different countries. Your main goal is to help Fogg win his bet by traveling the world in 80 days, which plays out as a series of platforming challenges. You run, jump, and use a basic attack to fend off enemies like guards and animals. The game is structured screen by screen, with some light puzzle solving, such as finding keys or avoiding environmental hazards. The pacing is fairly quick, though the difficulty can spike unexpectedly in later stages, requiring precise jumps. It feels like a competent, if unremarkable, effort to translate the film's journey into a simple action game.