Exiled by the pharaoh, Merenre, the high priest of Set Aker, poisoned the pharaoh and kidnapped his daughter Teti, out of a desire to take revenge. Events swept through the country, sowing misfortune. But the gods will not allow Set to fulfill his revenge. They have already chosen the savior of Egypt, the fisher boy Papyrus, who will find and bring the antidote, and also save the daughter of Merenre. During the adventure, you will visit Egyptian landmarks such as the Nile, the desert and ancient temples. The level structure is rather old-fashioned anymore - the goal is to get from the entrance to the level to the exit. Each stage is long, with plenty of places to explore the area, but the complete absence of secondary objectives will prevent players from wandering around looking for items. Your character can jump, attack, climb, and hang from tree vines or ledges - in most cases, the game is reminiscent of Prince of Persia. Despite the lack of difficulty in passing the game, the character will run through twenty-one levels and defeat seven bosses, which in total will create a difficult task to complete. The walkthrough of the game can be extended by introducing a second, active character, Princess Aunt, whom the hero rescues at the end of the third level. The game lacks any features that can make this game original or unique - but despite this, dozens of such games come across in the collection of each player. Although the graphics are weak, and embarrassingly, the poorly animated visual sequence of cut-scenes describing the game's story suggests that the game was rushed. The walkthrough of the game can be extended by introducing a second, active character, Princess Aunt, whom the hero rescues at the end of the third level. The game lacks any features that can make this game original or unique - but despite this, dozens of such games come across in the collection of each player. Although the graphics are weak, and embarrassingly, the poorly animated visual sequence of cut-scenes describing the game's story suggests that the game was rushed. The walkthrough of the game can be extended by introducing a second, active character, Princess Aunt, whom the hero rescues at the end of the third level. The game lacks any features that can make this game original or unique - but despite this, dozens of such games come across in the collection of each player. Although the graphics are weak, and embarrassingly, the poorly animated visual sequence of cut-scenes describing the game's story suggests that the game was rushed.