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Os doze trabalhos de Jongo

System(s): Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive

Publisher: Tec Toy

Developer: Tec Toy

Genre: Puzzle

Number of players: 1

Official in-game languages:

Português

Release	Date	RRP	Code
BR	2007
BR	2007

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Os doze trabalhos de Jongo (lit. Jongo's twelve tasks, often called as Os 12 trabalhos de Jongo) is a puzzle game, developed and published by Tec Toy, only in Brazil. It was released as a built-in game on several Sega Master System and Sega Mega Drive models released in the country.

The game is an adaptation of Soukoban (although it is an unlicensed either by its original creator Hiroyuki Imayabashi and Falcon, the rights holder of Thinking Rabbit IPs), where Jongo, controlled by the player, must drive the flower pots (originally, wooden craters) into their respective spots (the game defines them as "sacred spots"). Some of the maze layouts are featured in the SG-1000 version of Soukoban and Shove It!, so, their respective strategies should apply to Os doze trabalhos de Jongo as well. However, unlike Shove It!, there's no way to back-up a single move. The player has three tries and also have an option to play with or without time limit.

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 {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (lit. ''Jongo's twelve tasks'', often called as ''Os 12 trabalhos de Jongo'') is a puzzle game, developed and published by [[Tec Toy]], only in Brazil. It was released as a built-in game on several [[Sega Master System]] and [[Sega Mega Drive]] models released in the country.
-The game is an adaptation of ''[[Soukoban]]'' (although it is an unlicensed clone, either by its original creator Hiroyuki Imayabashi and Falcon, the rights holder of [[Thinking Rabbit]] IPs), where Jongo, controlled by the player, must drive the flower pots (originally, wooden craters) into their respective spots (the game defines them as "sacred spots"). Some of the maze layouts are featured in the [[SG-1000]] version of ''Soukoban'' and ''[[Shove It!]]'' as well, so, their respective strategies should apply to ''{{PAGENAME}}'' as well. However, unlike ''Shove It!'', there's no way to back-up a single move. The player has three tries and also have an option to play with or without time limit.
+The game is an adaptation of ''[[Soukoban]]'' (although it is an unlicensed either by its original creator Hiroyuki Imayabashi and Falcon, the rights holder of [[Thinking Rabbit]] IPs), where Jongo, controlled by the player, must drive the flower pots (originally, wooden craters) into their respective spots (the game defines them as "sacred spots"). Some of the maze layouts are featured in the [[SG-1000]] version of ''Soukoban'' and ''[[Shove It!]]'', so, their respective strategies should apply to ''{{PAGENAME}}'' as well. However, unlike ''Shove It!'', there's no way to back-up a single move. The player has three tries and also have an option to play with or without time limit.
 ==Built-in appearances==