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Juliet Software
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| 00/00/1985 | ZX Spectrum |
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Pentac
Genres Puzzle Short descriptionThe game consists of identifying 47 caricatured characters, of international scope, that appear when completing each of the Pentac screens.
In order for the cartoon of that screen to appear, it is necessary to place all the figures that appear at the bottom of the Game Window, inside an enclosure that you will see above them. When you jump the last figure inside the enclosure, the Icon intended for "Screen Change" in the Icon Window will disappear, leaving in place a cartoon. Write it down and go for the rest.
Compulogical was a spanish video game development studio based in founded in 1984. Closed in 1988.
As a development studio it has developed three spanish videogames, being some of the most important Pentac (Compulogical, 1985). They have also developed other video games such as Cross (Compulogical, 1987), and David el Gnomo (Compulogical, 1986).
This biography has been automatically generated by DeVuego from the information stored in its database, so it may be incomplete.
Juliet Software was a spanish video game development studio based in founded in 1985. Closed in 1987.
As a development studio it has developed a total of ten spanish videogames, being some of the most importantn Pentac (Compulogical, 1985) o Stop Ball (Juliet Software, 1987). They have also developed other video games such as Brick Breaker (Juliet Software, 1987), Antares (Juliet Software, 1987), and Cross (Compulogical, 1987).
This biography has been automatically generated by DeVuego from the information stored in its database, so it may be incomplete.
This Pentac presskit has been automatically generated by DeVuego using data stored in its database.
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