3D Maze (Galactic Software)
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About the 3D Maze (Galactic Software)
The game is a simple graphical 1st person maze game. Each move subtracts 1 from the total of your limited oxygen count. Similar in both name and concept to a Mastertronic game on the VIC-20 of the same name (this game has slightly different graphics however, and both were developed by the same coder, David Darling of Darling Brothers fame). This version was published by Galactic Software in Europe, but it was also part of a compilation by a short lived North American company called VicSoft, Ltd. Who published the game in their only release (which was a compilation of games, educational, and productivity programs. Both this and the 1984 version from Mastertronic were coded by David Darling. The 1984 Mastertronic version was basically a "remastered" version of this.
3D Maze (Galactic Software) is a game for the Commodore VIC-20, released in 1983. It was developed by David Darling and published by Galactic Software. Genre: Action; Puzzle.
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Specifications
- Category
- Game
- Platform
- Commodore VIC-20
- Released
- 1983
- Developer
- David Darling
- Publisher
- Galactic Software
- Genre
- Action; Puzzle
- Players
- 1
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