Spherical (1989) Step into a captivating world of logic and reflex with Spherical, a classic puzzle-platformer published by Rainbow Arts in 1989 for the Commodore Amiga. Drawing conceptual inspiration from arcade hits like Solomon's Key, this brain-teaser challenges you to guide an autonomous purple sphere safely through a labyrinth of single-screen levels to a designated exit.
 
Key Features
Strategic Block Manipulation: Create and remove bricks on the fly to carve out pathways and alter the rolling ball's trajectory.
Pre-Planning Window: Make use of a crucial twenty-second countdown at the start of each round to analyse hazards and plan your layout.
Dynamic Power-Ups: Discover game-altering bonuses scattered across stages, including invincibility, teleportation, and gravity-defying modifiers.
Hazard Avoidance: Outmanoeuvre patrolling enemies on fixed paths while managing deliberate, puzzle-focused movement mechanics.
 
"A brilliant blend of platforming dexterity and puzzle strategy that tests both your foresight and timing."
 
Artwork and disk colour may differ as we have a couple of copies of his game.