Play Tarzan (europe) Online

I remember picking up Tarzan for the Nintendo 64 back in 1999. It was developed by Eurocom, and it felt like a solid part of that era's wave of movie tie-in games. You saw a lot of these on the N64, attempts to bring animated films into the third dimension, and this one was squarely in that category.

You control Tarzan himself, swinging through the jungle to complete levels and rescue Jane from various threats. The main goal is straightforward: navigate from the start of a stage to the finish, often while being chased or solving simple puzzles. The game's signature mechanics are its vine swinging, which you use to cross large gaps, and its sliding sections, where you race down slopes on your belly. You also spend a lot of time climbing on pre-set surfaces and fighting animals with basic punches. The pacing is generally quick, though some later levels can feel repetitive. The difficulty is manageable for the most part, but the camera angles sometimes create their own challenge. It feels like a straightforward, energetic platformer from that time.