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Rugrats: Studio Tour

Rugrats: Studio Tour

1999 n-Space
Rugrats: Studio Tour
1999 n-Space
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About Rugrats: Studio Tour

Rugrats: Studio Tour is an adventure game developed by n-Space and published by THQ, released on 10 November 1999.

Help the Rugrats prove that they're more than a bunch of babies as you track down Tommy's little brother Dil in a Hollywood movie studio. Play as Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and Angelica as you search every nook and cranny of the four major sets: "Diapies of Thunder," "Captain Cookies," "Lazy Saddles," and "Outside Space" each with its own expansive levels. Enter the Dressing Room to determine which set you'll start from, then choose the order you want to play the levels. There are 16 scenarios in all, including Pirate Mini-Golf, Buried Treasure, Western Roundup, and Loonie Lander. Once you complete all of the regular stages, you'll enter the Find Dil stages. Collect coins, cookies, chocolate milk, keys, aliens, beach balls, and more as you trek through difficult circumstances to rescue one of your own. Up to four players can get in on the action in Multiplayer mode, as well. Good luck, babies!

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While on a trip to a movie studio, Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Angelica, Susie, and Dil venture away from the grownups. In the process, the security guard loses the keys to a security door thanks to Dil, whom he accidentally locks up, forcing the others to venture throughout the studio and explore various film sets in search of the keys to free Dil from an adventure film set before he is harmed by the props.
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What platforms is Rugrats: Studio Tour available on?

Rugrats: Studio Tour is available on PlayStation.

When was Rugrats: Studio Tour released?

Rugrats: Studio Tour was released on 10 November 1999, developed by n-Space.