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BBC Microcomputer System

Crazy Painter

1983 1 Players 100%

Crazy Painter is a clone of Amidar. It initially had the same name, but was renamed to avoid legal difficulties before its release by Superior. The player controls a creature and needs to paint levels divided into rectangles of various sizes. They are painted by moving over the bordering edges, colouring them. When a rectangle is traced entirely, it is filled with a colour. Meanwhile, enemies that roam the edges need to be avoided. There is also a limited amount of jumps used to get out of tricky situations. The character has a number of lives and the game keeps tracks of the score.

Release date
December 31, 1983
Developer
Adrian Stephens
Publisher
Superior Software
Players
1

About this game

Crazy Painter

Crazy Painter is a clone of Amidar. It initially had the same name, but was renamed to avoid legal difficulties before its release by Superior. The player controls a creature and needs to paint levels divided into rectangles of various sizes. They are painted by moving over the bordering edges, colouring them. When a rectangle is traced entirely, it is filled with a colour. Meanwhile, enemies that roam the edges need to be avoided. There is also a limited amount of jumps used to get out of tricky situations. The character has a number of lives and the game keeps tracks of the score.

Genres

ActionPuzzle

Modes

Single Player

Studios and credits

Developer
Adrian Stephens
Publisher
Superior Software

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1983

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