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Commodore 64

Scare Bear

1984 1 Players Not Rated

Fred Bear has decided to have a cheese sandwich for his supper. Eating it has made Fred tired, so he falls asleep. He starts dreaming that he is driving through Toyland, which is occupied by fluffy snakes, wooden ducks, space men, toy trucks, and several other inhabitants. Unfortunately, touching any of these toys poses a danger to Fred as doing so causes damage to his car, and if the car inflicts enough damage, it breaks down and Fred is sent to heaven. Fortunately, Fred is equipped with a nuclear honey pot and some balls of honey, which can be thrown at the toys to put them out of commission. The 1987 re-release by Alternative Software (Scare Bear) has different music.

Release date
January 1, 1984
Publisher
Alternative Software
Players
1

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Scare Bear

Fred Bear has decided to have a cheese sandwich for his supper. Eating it has made Fred tired, so he falls asleep. He starts dreaming that he is driving through Toyland, which is occupied by fluffy snakes, wooden ducks, space men, toy trucks, and several other inhabitants. Unfortunately, touching any of these toys poses a danger to Fred as doing so causes damage to his car, and if the car inflicts enough damage, it breaks down and Fred is sent to heaven. Fortunately, Fred is equipped with a nuclear honey pot and some balls of honey, which can be thrown at the toys to put them out of commission.

The 1987 re-release by Alternative Software (Scare Bear) has different music.

Genres

Action

Modes

Single Player

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Publisher
Alternative Software

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideJanuary 1, 1984 · Not Rated

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