Pranksters: Treasure of the Indians

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Pranksters: Treasure of the Indians casts you as a kid cleaning up a town overrun by troublemakers. Each level tasks you with banishing mischievous rowdies and collecting funds for a bus ride. You use everyday items to pull off pranks, think slipping foes with banana peels or scrubbing graffiti, but your choices impact the town’s mood. Let it dip too low and you lose. Items you find onscreen vary by character gender and shuffle each playthrough. Get caught by enemies and you’ll lose health, so timing and creativity matter. The game leans into its silly premise with simple mechanics and randomized item placement. Gender-based inventory differences and morale balancing add replayability, though its 2005 release date shows in the dated visuals. With 54% on GameRankings, it’s a nostalgic pick for fans of old-school point-and-click antics. Single-player only, PC only. It’s a quirky, lightweight adventure that prioritizes chaotic fun over polish.