Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind

Bubsy 3D

Bubsy 3D is the fourth entry in the Bubsy series and the franchise’s first foray into three‑dimensional platforming. Released in November 1996 for the PlayStation, the game follows the orange bobcat as he explores the Woolies’ home planet Rayon, battling two queens and collecting rockets and atoms to escape. The title features 16 main levels shrouded in dense fog, two boss encounters, and constant commentary from Bubsy himself. Though ambitious, the game was widely criticized for its clunky controls and camera, earning a reputation as one of the era’s most infamous missteps.

Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales

Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales is a classic platformer where the titular bobcat ventures through a surreal realm of corrupted fairy tales. Developed by Imagitec Design and published by Atari Corporation and Accolade, the game launched on the Atari Jaguar in late 1994, delivering colorful, comedic action for players of all ages. The story follows Bubsy as he rescues Mother Goose from Hansel and Gretel, restoring order to beloved stories while battling bizarre enemies. With single‑player gameplay, whimsical level design, and an ESRB E rating, it remains a nostalgic title for fans of retro platforming and fantasy comedy.

Bubsy II

Bubsy returns in a wacky adventure through the Amazatorium, battling dive‑bombing penguins, flying pigs, and turbo‑powered sheep across five wild worlds. The game mixes classic platforming with quirky mini‑games and a comedic storyline featuring the wise‑cracking bobcat hero. Players can choose from four difficulty levels, tackle three mini‑games, and even team up in co‑operative mode to defeat the villainous Oinker P. Hamm. With humor, fantasy settings, and fast‑paced action, Bubsy II delivers a nostalgic yet fresh platforming experience.