Amstrad CPC
Karl's Treasure Hunt
Karl has won first prize in a quiz, which is a weekend stay at Wonga mansion. On arrival, he finds himself in a maze of 40 surreal rooms containing platforms, miscellaneous hazards and a collectable key in each room. Karl's Treasure Hunt is a platform game and a sequel to Karls Kavern for the BBC Micro. It is clearly inspired by Jet Set Willy in its gameplay and the same sort of oddly named rooms with unusual and obscure occupants moving in strangely regimented patterns. Karl may be moved left or right, or may jump. Contact with many objects in the room or falling from a modest height will result in the loss of one of an initial five lives. To escape and win a treasure, Karl must visit each and room and pick up the key before eventually making his way to the exit.
- Veröffentlichung
- December 31, 1983
- Entwickler
- Neil Kolban
- Publisher
- Schneider Computer Division
- Spieler
- 1
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Karl's Treasure Hunt
Karl has won first prize in a quiz, which is a weekend stay at Wonga mansion. On arrival, he finds himself in a maze of 40 surreal rooms containing platforms, miscellaneous hazards and a collectable key in each room.
Karl's Treasure Hunt is a platform game and a sequel to Karls Kavern for the BBC Micro. It is clearly inspired by Jet Set Willy in its gameplay and the same sort of oddly named rooms with unusual and obscure occupants moving in strangely regimented patterns. Karl may be moved left or right, or may jump. Contact with many objects in the room or falling from a modest height will result in the loss of one of an initial five lives. To escape and win a treasure, Karl must visit each and room and pick up the key before eventually making his way to the exit.
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- Neil Kolban
- Publisher
- Schneider Computer Division
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