Livingstone Supongo 2

Livingstone, Supongo 2 is a 1989 sequel from Opera Soft, one of the leading Spanish studios of the so-called Golden Age of Spanish software. Like its predecessor it casts the player as a Victorian explorer hacking through jungle in search of the missing Dr. Livingstone, blending arcade action with light adventure elements as you navigate hazardous terrain and hostile wildlife.

The game is typical of Opera Soft's output in mixing platform-style movement with a survival-tinged expedition theme, and it was released across the popular home computers of the era with DOS among the versions preserved today. Spanish 8- and 16-bit games of this period were often demanding, and this one carries that reputation for stiff challenge.

For modern players it is chiefly interesting as a window into a distinctive national scene that rarely reached English-speaking audiences at the time. It has not aged as gracefully as the era's marquee titles, but for anyone curious about the breadth of late-80s European development it remains a worthwhile piece of history.