Cover of the game.
In 1993, Capstone Software and Manley & Associates, Inc. released An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, also known as An American Tail: A Computer Adventures of Fievel and His Friends, for the Microsoft DOS platform. It was a point-and-click adventure game based on both of the first two An American Tail movies, despite its title. You take the role of Fievel Mousekewitz, who then moves between areas picking up and interacting with items and characters. Fievel can store an unlimited number of items in his inventory and must use these to solve various puzzles & mini-games in order to progress.
Plot
The plot follows the basic story of the movies, but with minor differences. It is stated that Fievel's hat is "endowed with special properties, that will help him in life".
Notes
- Fievel's age is stated to be seven years old; the only time Fievel is ever given an age. This is also usually accepted by fans as the age of Fievel, at least in the first film, because it is the age Phillip Glasser was when he first voiced the character.
