All the while, a very handy and easy to understand icon on the top right will gauge how much danger you're in. It starts off simply enough, try and sneak your way past Sam towards a solitary ball of cloud just outside his field of view and pick it up. There is no combat with usually only one enemy to overcome - Sam - though you'll never defeat him. The levels are incredibly well designed and will test your brain cells to get through each one. Ralph Wolf falls for Road Runners magic tricks just like his doppelganger, Wile E Coyote. All of this works in the context of the cartoons too, where both Sam and Ralph will stop fighting and clock out as if they were shift workers. There's even a training level front and centre which you can revisit any time you want. This bridging story is a clever and fun way to view your progress and glue the otherwise unconnected levels together.

Between each level, you'll be brought back to the stage to save, load or choose the next stage in front of a large 2D audience. To give more of a context, Ralph is the sole contestant on the Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf gameshow hosted by Daffy Duck. Rustle a single sheep from the herb in each level and take him to the finishing line. Only Sam the Sheepdog stands in his way.ДЄnd that's the premise of the game. Coyote sticks to the plains of the Grand Canyon is his bid to capture Road Runner, while Ralph Wolf sticks to the farmlands with a scheming eye on a flock of sheep. The two wild canines may be drawn similarly and their Acme-fuelled slapstick shenanigans remain hilarious, but there's more to separate the two beyond the colour of their noses. A hugely underrated puzzle platformer that's all about the stealth starring Wile E. What do you get if you cross Super Mario 64 and Metal Gear Solid by way of Tex Avery? Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf (2001 Infogrames), that's what.

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