BBC Microcomputer System
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.
- Release date
- December 31, 1983
- Developer
- Adrian Stephens
- Publisher
- Superior Software
- Players
- 1
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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.
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- Developer
- Adrian Stephens
- Publisher
- Superior Software
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