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<onlyinclude>'''''Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle''''' may seem like a very odd game (Uuno Turhapuro Moves to be talking about, but it really the Country) is one of the more most interesting games that was released on the [[Commodore 64]] back in the 1980's. First of all this it was one of the very first licensed video games to be developed in Finland. And game based on a Finnish movie, and it was actually also the very first Finnish movie licensed commercially successful game in Finland, so it does have a very quirky and special place in video game history.</onlyinclude>

Uuno Turhapuro Muuttaa Maalle The Video Game == Movie license game that was released in 1986 as a tie on typical for the movie of the same name. The movie stars Vesa-Matti Loiri as Uuno Turhapuro who in the movie moves to the country the story of the game actually follows the plot of the movie pretty well for a movie tie in game from 1986.era ==

Now in case you do not know let me tell you just a little about Uuno Turhapuromuuttaa maalle was published in 1986. He for lack of It was based on a better term is a loser who has hit movie by the jackpot same name, where Uuno Turhapuro – played by marrying Vesa-Matti Loiri – has been gone for a hot and wealthy womanweek to salvage his marriage. He then immediately after the wedding turns into Upon returning home, he finds a total slacker and a slob. The character had a great run that would see many TV episodes as well as some popular feature films as well. And of course the video game we are talking about today. He surly message in many ways does share some similarities from Al Bundy from the Married With Children series that was also a hit fridge of his empty house, after which he leaves with his friends Härski Hartikainen and Sörsselssön to do emergency service work in the 1980'scountryside.

[[Image:Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle animation.gif|thumb|left|320px|Uuno Turhapuro hits a stone rock on the ground at the beginning of the game , and lose one of his livesloses a life.]]

The story game at its heart is a side scrolling platform game. This was the trend for the majority of licenses that were released during the game sees Uuno Turhapuro80's hot and upper class wife leaving him, well he thinks she has because of a note she left him90's. So of course The player has to move the only logically thing for our "hero" character vertically, trying to do avoid oncoming obstacles. The levels take you steadily forward, and although the views change, the way the game is head to played stays the country and live a fun filled life of doing whatever same from the beginning to the heck he wantsend. Considering this The goal is a 80's game it does tell to beat the story really wellthree levels that are based on the movie, and collect enough money to buy a mansion.

The game at its heart In the first level the player is pulled behind a side scrolling platform game. This was car on a plow, in the trend for the majority of licenses that were released during the 80's and 90's. The idea of the game is second he has to beat waterski without the three levels skis, and get in the highest score that you possibly can. These three levels are based on scenes from final one the movieplayer runs around in a forest.

The first level will see Uuno Turhapuro ploughing a field in his home town. The way player has four lives, which you do this is can lose by having a car pull hitting obstacles or as you while you are using run out of energy. You have to take turns when played as a ploughmultiplayer game. While Pressing the function key opens the setting where you do not control can change the car or whatever it level of difficulty, among other things. The game is moving very challenging even when played on the plough you instead have to move lowest difficulty setting, and the plough player has to be accurate and make sure that it voids any obstacles that are in its wayhave fast reaction skills, as well as have a lot of good luck on his side.

The second level In all Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle is by far the hardesta really decent movie tie in game. Here you are on It has a lake and you are water skiing with you bare feet of course and once again you need special 80's charm to avoid any obstacles it that are coming your way. The last level sees you running through makes it one of the woods. Here you need to look out for angry neighbours and trees that will stop you. You have four lives more under rated games in which to beat the game and trust me when I tell you that your first few games will no doubt see you using them allCommodore 64 library.

In all == Development of the game == People at Amersoft had been throwing around ideas on developing an Uuno Turhapuro Muuttaa Maalle game, but it wasn’t until Petter Kinnunen joined the team that they started carrying out their plans. Kinnunen had found out about a new Turhapuro movie, contacted Spede, and worked on the deal with Simo Salminen. The Video Game is details were okayed by Spede.  Pasi Hytönen was chosen to make the game as he’d sent an earlier platform game to Amersoft, which was never published, but it worked as a really decent sample for what he’s capable of. Hytönen signed a deal with Amersoft, and they gave him a couple of months to make the Uuno game so it would be published right in time before Christmas. Jori Olkkonen arranged the theme music from the movie tie – composed by Jaakko Salo – for the game. Teosto (Finnish Composers’ Copyright Society) gave permission for the theme music to be played in the beginning of the gamefor one minute. It has  Petter Kinnunen and Pasi Hytönen tested the game themselves. There were 2000 copies of the game made, out of which the majority were cassette versions; disk versions numbered at under a special 80100 copies. The game sold 1600 copies before Christmas, and it was a commercial success considering the time. == Familiar Scenes from the Movie == The game follows the movie plot quite well for being published in 1986. Even though the levels are more like modified versions of the actual scenes more than direct copies, there still are familiar elements in the game. The game concept is by Petter Kinnunen, who chose the content by watching the movie three times on a VHS tape even before the movie was released. {| class="wikitable"|-! Scene! Game! Movie! Description|-| Opening Scene| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Title_Screen_Message.png|150px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Letter.jpg |150px]]| In the beginning, Uuno is seen returning home where he finds a message inside his fridge: “'s charm 'I guessed this would be the first place for you to find my message. As you can see, I’ve moved out. I won’t tell you where. My lawyers will be in touch later on. – Your ex-wife Elisabeth.''” In reality, Councillor Tuura wrote the message. He had moved to the country with his wife and daughter without letting Uuno know about it .|-| First Level| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_First_Level.png|150px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Plough.jpg|150px]]| In the movie, Uuno had promised his father that makes it he’d plow the potato patch. For that, he borrows a tractor, which he accidentally loses when he jumps out while the engine is running. Uuno and Sörsselssön decide to use passing cars for pulling the plow. Uuno takes his wife to the side of the road to sunbathe in a bikini so that the passing cars would slow down and Sörsselsön would have time to hook the plow on to the car. Uuno is on the plow, ready to work on the patch. The first level of the game is based on a scene from the movie where Sörsselsön doesn’t have time to unhook the rope from a car, and Uuno has to ride the wheeled plow behind the car over roads and fields. In the game, Uuno is seen going through a barn, and we also encounter Uuno’s former teacher and his wife. In the movie Uuno can go over the obstacles, but in the game he will faint if he bumps into the obstacle.|-| Second Level| [[Image:Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle Second Level.png|150px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Watersport.jpg|150px]]| The second level of the game is based on a scene from the movie where Uuno entertains Greta by wakeboarding, who is tailing him by accident. Just as with the first scene where the car that pulls Uuno is outside the screen, in this level you also can’t see the boat that pulls the board, just the rope.|-| Last Level| [[Image:Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle Last Level.png|150px]]| [[Image:Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle (film) Forest.jpg|150px]]| The final level of the game is based on a scene from the movie where Uuno Turhapuro is looking for his father in the forest and finds his moonshine-making equipment. In the movie, Uuno is not in such a hurry as he is in the game, but some elements from the movie scene can be seen in the game, such as a tripwire and the equipment he finds at the end of the level. Some characters from the movie can be found in this level; Uuno’s father-in-law, Councillor Tuura, and Härski Hartikainen, who is infamous for his chain smoking habits.|-| Reward| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Mansion.png|150px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Mansion.jpg|150px]]| If the player collects two million Finnish Marks, a picture of a house appears at the end of the game with a caption: “''Uuno scraped together two million and is now a proud owner of a manor!''” The house resembles the farm hands’ cottage where Uuno’s father lives, whereas in the movie we can see Uuno standing on the porch of a white manor, saying: “''Oh my, one seems to suddenly have become the lord of the more under rated games manor. One must start orientating.''”|} == Familiar Characters from the Movie == {| class="wikitable"|-! Character! Game! Movie! Description|-| Uuno Turhapuro| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Uuno_Turhapuro.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Uuno_Turhapuro.jpg |100px]]| The protagonist of the game, Uuno Turhapuro, could be called a dead-beat for lack of a better word. He won a jackpot by marrying a beautiful rich lady, and right after the wedding he got lazy. The character can be seen in many popular movies, TV shows, and in this video game of course. Uuno Turhapuro is very similar to Al Bundy from the TV show “Married With Children”, which was also popular in the 80s. |-| The Lady in a Bikini| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Bikini.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Greta.jpg |100px]]| In the second level of the game there is a lady on the beach who’s dressed in a bikini and is seen waving her hand. She’s probably Greta, but she also bears some resemblance to Uuno’s wife Elisabeth. Only Elisabeth is [[:File:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Elisabeth.jpg|sunbathing in a bikini]] in the original movie, but Greta is also [[:File:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Greta_2.jpg|seen in her bikini]]. As Uuno wakeboards, Greta - who also waves her hand like the lady in the game - drives the boat.|-| Uuno’s Father| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Hugo.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Hugo.jpg |100px]]| Uuno’s Father can be seen not only at the end of the game surrounded by his moonshine pots, but also in the second level where he tries to hit Uuno with a thing that resembles a cooking pan.|-| Tuura| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Tuura.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Tuura.jpg |100px]]| Uuno’s father-in-law Tuura, a very angry man, is seen in the third level.|-| Sörsselssön| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Sorsselsson.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Sorsselsson.jpg |100px]]| In the first level, Sörsselssön is seen coming towards Uuno on his bicycle.|-| Härski Hartikainen| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Hartikainen.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Hartikainen.jpg |100px]]| Härski Hartikainen appears in the third level, where he sits on a tree stump with a cigarette in his mouth.|-| The teacher| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_Teacher.png|100px]]| [[Image:Uuno_Turhapuro_muuttaa_maalle_(film)_Teacher.jpg |100px]]| Uuno’s former teacher and his wife can be seen at the coffee table in the Commodore 64 libraryfirst level.|}