Pat Splatt, the best poster paster in Groove-Town, has his work cut out for him. After spending all day yesterday putting up posters he has found out that his rival, Nasty Norville has messed them up. You play as Pat as he attempts to put the posters back to normal within a time limit. Before you play the game you can select which level to play from a choice of 12. These are split into three groups which are Kids Stuff, Smart Alec and Mensa Only and each level is harder than the last one but with a higher time limit. The first poster is just a grid of 2x2 while the last poster is 8x8 and when one is completed you see a tick beside the level you have completed. You can attempt any level at any time and if you fail one then you can attempt it again later.
The game is viewed from behind Pat on his ladder with a small part of the poster shown and the screen scrolls when you move Pat in multiple directions. With your brush you slide the pieces of the poster by a full row or a full column so forward planning is required
Your task is to guide the ball through a total of 32 levels. The path is stipulated, but also watch out for rumours giving tips regarding secret short-cuts.
Fundamentally there are two things which you must beware of in order to reach the finish unscathed: Firstly certain obstacles will deduct energy from your ball and secondly the ball must not be all-owed to fall into the precipice.
The world is constituted of 7 continents, each having it’s particular peculiarities. Each has it’s own signature tune and landscape.
Officially only published on The Games Collection 2, later declared freeware by Cas Cremers, the author. Won the 1st prize in the MSX Computer Magazine/Eurosoft games programming contest.
In this well-known game, the player takes control of a worm (or snake) which is constantly moving forward, eating mushrooms. The player can use the arrow keys to turn the worm, but must take care not to run into the surrounding walls, the obstacles, or the worm itself. Once the worm has eaten 5 regular mushrooms, doors open in the walls, through which the player can advance to the next level.
Get ready for the grand opening of the wonderful Mother Goose Land amusement park. Mother Goose, Saymour, and their friends need your help with the preparations for the big event! You'll be meeting your favorite nursery rhyme characters and learning the rhymes that made them famous. But, while everyone's busy with the preparing, someone is out to spoil the fun! And, he has to be found out so the work can get done! So come along and actually get involved in making the arrangements - and solve the mystery of who's making the mischief - and why! And, you'll even get personal phone calls from Saymour and the gang!
Shh-hh! It's Mother Goose's birthday and you're invited to help Saymour and his friends plan a surprise party! There'll be lots of music and entertainment to make the party especially fun! You actually get involved in the planning! And, you can learn party songs, too! Can you get the party ready without Mother Goose finding out what's going on? The personal phone calls from Saymour and his friends will help you figure out how!
The Bee has found a treasure map! Come along with Saymour and his friends and join the Bee on a treasure hunt. But what's an exciting treasure hunt without a sneaky pirate around to foil the plans! You actually get involved in the hunt and a string of wacky adventures before you finally discover what the real "treasure" is! And, you'll even get personal phone calls from Saymour and the gang!
While making his morning rounds, the Farmer finds an egg shell. He wonders what kind of animal could have come from the shell. You actually get involved helping the Farmer, the Bee, Mother Goose and Saymour and his friends sift through a series of clues to solve the mystery and meet all kinds of farm and wild animals on the way! And, you'll even get personal phone calls from Saymour and the gang!
Hydefos is a shoot 'em up with smooth scrolling, a rarity on the MSX, where the scrolling is usually choppy, and a feat developer Hertz had already accomplished on a previous title, action platformer Psychic World. You pilot one of five ships through levels featuring branching paths, so two play-throughs could be different depending on where you go.
Yet again earth is under attack by the slimelords of Xtharrgg. The positive is that a few of the very latest Vorton Hyper X-13 UltraStarfighters are at hand, the negative, the only pilot good enough to fly them is you!
Super Grid Runner was an iteration of Llamasoft's popular Gridrunner series for next generation computer families of the day, starting with the Atari ST. While this version includes new sprites, graphic effects and a new power up system, the game remains faithful to the original VIC-20 classic.
Club Pacman is a Ms.Pac-Man-like game with the same object as Pac-Man except, Club Pacman has some new features including: Music when you eat a Power Pellet, Turbo speed when eating a Power Pellet, Fast fruit, faster ghosts when you get good, and speed options.
Years have passed since the evil Crimson was defeated. Peace was restored, and humanity enjoyed an era of prosperity. But a new demonic being has arisen, ending the peace in the world. Five heroes must find each other and unite in order to vanquish him.
The sequel to Crimson retains the basic gameplay of its predecessor and is a medieval-themed role-playing game with overhead exploration and first-person turn-based combat against randomly appearing enemies. The first part of the game is broken into chapters, each dedicated to one of the five heroes; afterwards, they are united as a party and continue the quest together, similarly to Dragon Quest IV.
Tetris clone. This game comes in many different variations, ranging from normal Tetris pieces to complex variations featuring pentomino (five-block) pieces, random blocks appearing after time, falling "bombs" that can clear the blocks and even pieces that could shoot or pemetrate through other blocks. To avoid possible copyright infringement of the original Tetris, this game is simply named as the titular "Brick Game" or "Wooden Blocks" on the console's packaging or user manual.