Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland (Game)

Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland

GAME » on July 24, 2005

PC (Platform)PlayStation 2 (Platform)Wii (Platform)

A budget platformer nearly-identical to Ninjabread Man, starring a pajama-garbed girl in a land of toys.

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Overview

Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland, also known simply as Trixie in Toyland, is a 3D comical fantasy platformer developed and published by Data Design Interactive for the PC (Platform) on July 24, 2005, with a PlayStation 2 (Platform) release on January 11, 2006. It later received a Wii release in both North America and Europe in 2008, with the NA version released by Conspiracy Entertainment.

Part of the Myth Makers (Franchise) series of budget games, Trixie in Toyland puts players in the role of the bunny pajama garbed Trixie as she explores the fantastical Toyland while battling the toy forces of Penumbra with her giant lollipop in order to recover the eight Myth Makers Orbs and activate a teleporter.

It was later revealed through leftover game files that the game was originally pitched as a 3D sequel to the Zool duology of 2D platformers before that concept was instead split off into four separate budget games, each with their own theme and protagonist. The sweets-themed stages became Ninjabread Man (Game), the Egypt-themed stages became Anubis II, the toy-themed stages became Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland, and the music-themed stages later became Rock 'n' Roll Adventures.

The game's short three-level length and nearly non-existent story, as well as the Wii version's poor motion controls and the game's near-identical gameplay and assets with the above-mentioned games, gave Trixie in Toyland notoriety as one of the worst games in the Wii's library.

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