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Ardy the Aardvark

1982 1 Joueurs 94% Not Rated

Ardy the Aardvark is a maze-game inspired by, and a near clone of, the arcade game Anteater. The player navigates the tongue of the animal as it moves through an underground maze. The objective is to eat drops of food lying underground while trying to evade worms, stinging ants and spiders. While the worms can pass through the tongue and only cause aardvark’s death when being directly in touch with his tip of the tongue, other critters will instantly kill the player upon touching any part of the tongue. The lowest levels of the underground area usually have two special objects which clear out the whole screen from enemies if touched by Ardy’s tongue.

Date de sortie
December 31, 1982
Développeur
Jay Ford
Éditeur
Main Street Publishing
Joueurs
1

À propos de ce jeu

Ardy the Aardvark

Ardy the Aardvark is a maze-game inspired by, and a near clone of, the arcade game Anteater. The player navigates the tongue of the animal as it moves through an underground maze. The objective is to eat drops of food lying underground while trying to evade worms, stinging ants and spiders. While the worms can pass through the tongue and only cause aardvark’s death when being directly in touch with his tip of the tongue, other critters will instantly kill the player upon touching any part of the tongue. The lowest levels of the underground area usually have two special objects which clear out the whole screen from enemies if touched by Ardy’s tongue.

Genres

Action

Modes

Single Player

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Developer
Jay Ford
Publisher
Main Street Publishing

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Date de sortie

WorldwideDecember 31, 1982 · Not Rated

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