Harry the Hamster 4: Lost in Space

Harry the Hamster 4: Lost in Space - another misfortune has befallen our furry hero. That same evil black cat won't settle down and is constantly coming up with new mischief. First, he put him in a cage, then set the servants on him, and now it's a complete nightmare - he launched the poor guy into outer space! Can you imagine? He took a rocket, shoved Harry into it, and launched it into the sky. Now the hamster is floating somewhere among the stars in a spacesuit, trying to figure out how to get home. It turns out that the rocket he was thrown into broke into twelve pieces and scattered across the galaxy. Harry will have to collect all the pieces to build a vehicle to return to Earth.

How to play

Harry is already in his spacesuit and waiting for your command to start. Use the arrow keys to guide him between asteroids and space rocks. See a piece of the rocket? Fly to it and grab it. This is the main goal—you won't get home without all twelve pieces. Be sure to collect the batteries—they are glowing green. They replenish the energy needed for movement. Without a charge, the hamster will not fly anywhere and will simply fall down. The energy and life scales are shown on the right side of the screen—make sure they do not drop to zero. Protective domes are also important. When you pick up a dome, a force field appears around the hamster. Now you can crash into flying debris without consequences. Without a dome, any collision will cost you a life. Jump from asteroid to asteroid, pushing off from the surface. There is almost no gravity, so the flight is long and smooth. Calculate your trajectory in advance so you don't miss the right rock. The timer counts down - when it reaches zero, it's game over. But each part of the rocket adds ten seconds. So the more parts you find, the longer you can search for the rest. Have you collected all twelve pieces? Great, the rocket automatically assembles itself, Harry jumps inside and rushes back to Earth. Finally, this nightmarish space nightmare will be over, and the hamster will safely return to his cozy little house.