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Platform
SNES
Genres
Action
Player Perspective
Side view
Publishers
Taito
Release date
March 1, 1994

Summary

The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock turns the familiar Bedrock crew into a board‑game adventure on the SNES. You roll a virtual die to move Fred or Barney across a world map, landing on spaces that trigger platform stages, shops or even a sudden setback when Wilma or Betty drags a husband back a few tiles.

Each stage is a straightforward side‑scroller where the duo wields a wooden club to bash dinosaurs, Water Buffalo thugs and other prehistoric hazards. Energy comes from quirky brontoburgers, while clams serve as the in‑game cash, and the occasional Cavemouse‑Dino trap can turn a power‑up into a surprise loss of life.

The game’s real charm lies in its mini‑games: stadium races that simulate speed, leaning and terrain, plus roulette‑style challenges that spike the difficulty between the otherwise medium‑level platforming. Winning a race rewards an essential item that unlocks the next world.

Five distinct realms—Bedrock, icy Snowrock, fiery Magmarock and more—are stitched together with colorful intermission screens, giving each zone its own flavor while keeping the overall experience fresh for one or two players.

Storyline

In The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock, the Water Buffalo tribe’s leader decides to step down. As his final act as Great Poobah, he announces a contest: whoever discovers the legendary Treasure of Sierra Madrock will inherit his title.

The race pits Fred Flintstone and his best buddy Barney Rubble against the rest of the Buffalo clan – and even their wives, Wilma and Betty. The duo must beat every other Buffalo member to claim the treasure and become the new leader.

Edited by Maya Carter

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