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Game Info

Cover art of Arthur And The Minimoys (FireX)
Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Action · Adventure
Developers
Mistic Software
Publishers
Atari SA
Release date
January 9, 2007

Summary

Playing Arthur and the Minimoys (FireX) on the Game Boy Advance feels like a quirky puzzle‑platformer that leans heavily on the trio’s teamwork. You switch between Arthur, Selenia and Bétamèche, each bringing a unique tool: Bétamèche’s detector hunts hidden items, Selenia’s dagger can be upgraded to the Sword of Power, and Arthur shatters enemy shields. The game’s brain‑teasers revolve around stacking flagstones to unlock doors, piling on a Mogoth to cross razor‑sharp stone paths, and hopping onto massive spiders or ladybugs to reach new zones. While the concept is charming, the GBA version suffered from bland graphics, a forgettable soundtrack, and a difficulty curve that barely challenges you. Compared to its console siblings, it feels stripped down, offering far less content than fans of the film‑based adventure might expect.

Storyline

Arthur and the Minimoys (FireX) follows the young hero Arthur as he teams up with his friends Selenia and Bétamèche. Together they set out on a daring mission to rescue the Minimoy world from imminent destruction.

Edited by Maya Carter

Game Screenshots

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single