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Commodore Amiga

Mouse Trap

1986 1 Players 68% Not Rated

Ported from the Atari ST game of the same name, this is a platform game in the tradition of Manic Miner. Simple in set up but tough to beat. The graphics were outdated by the time it got to the Amiga, but in a charming throwback kind of way that seems to fit. You might even call it old-fashioned fun. This platform game challenges the player to guide a mouse around a screen collecting goodies - varying from cheese to cakes to balloons. Once they have all been collected you must reach the door, doing all of this within the time limit, depicted by a picture of a diffusing bomb. The player will have to jump over flowers, dodge bouncing balls and dinosaurs amongst other things - contact with any of these loses a life. Movement is achieved along ledges, via clouds, moving platforms and up ladders. Short falls can be withstood, but larger ones (or heavy landings from jumps) are fatal.

Release date
December 31, 1986
Developer
Brian Jobling
Publisher
Microvalue
Players
1

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Mouse Trap

Ported from the Atari ST game of the same name, this is a platform game in the tradition of Manic Miner. Simple in set up but tough to beat. The graphics were outdated by the time it got to the Amiga, but in a charming throwback kind of way that seems to fit. You might even call it old-fashioned fun.

This platform game challenges the player to guide a mouse around a screen collecting goodies - varying from cheese to cakes to balloons. Once they have all been collected you must reach the door, doing all of this within the time limit, depicted by a picture of a diffusing bomb.

The player will have to jump over flowers, dodge bouncing balls and dinosaurs amongst other things - contact with any of these loses a life. Movement is achieved along ledges, via clouds, moving platforms and up ladders. Short falls can be withstood, but larger ones (or heavy landings from jumps) are fatal.

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Developer
Brian Jobling
Publisher
Microvalue

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1986 · Not Rated

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