Splat (C64) - Commodore 64

Splat is an Action game developed by Incentive Software Ltd. and published by Incentive Software Ltd. in 1984 for the Commodore 64.

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A spider must be guided safely through a maze, eating all the patches of grass. The screen scrolls in four directions, and the walls of the level are in a different pattern on each level, and must always be avoided for fear of losing a life. The main thing making life harder is that the level is always scrolling in random directions, and contact with the wall at the edge of the screen costs you a life. As a result, careful planning is required to ensure that you don't get trapped into a corner. There are seven levels of increasing difficulty to get through.

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DrRM 06-30-14 - 09:50 PM
T^T this game is too hard for me, so much splat :(

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