C64 Pogo Joe
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About this game
You take the role of the eponymous Pogo Joe, a boy on a pogo stick. The game takes place over 65 different levels, each consisting of a different arrangement of barrels. To complete a level, Pogo Joe must jump on every barrel.
Holding the fire button lets Pogo Joe jump over a barrel or empty space the width of a barrel. Falling off is impossible.
To make Pogo Joe's job harder, several enemies inhabit the levels. They first start out as spherical "eggs" of different colours. Colliding with these "eggs" kills the enemy within them, but if left alone for a few seconds, the "eggs" hatch into different sorts of enemies. Most are fatal to Pogo Joe, but a few are not.
The tops of the barrels have different colours depending on their status or functionality:
- White: The default state.
- Red: The barrel has been jumped on.
- Cyan: The barrel has been jumped on twice (required on some levels).
- Purple: The barrel has been jumped on three times (required on some levels).
- Flashing Green: A "smart bomb" barrel. Jumping on this kills every enemy on screen, and changes the barrel to red.
- Flashing Black: A teleport. Pogo Joe falls down into the hole and rises up onto the linked black flashing barrel. This action repeats, going from black topped barrel to black topped barrel until Pogo Joe jumps away.
Some enemies change red barrels back to white when jumping on them. These enemies are not fatal to Pogo Joe.
On some levels, the barrels appear with just their tops, without the body beneath it. Jumping off a barrel makes it disappear, becoming inaccessible for Pogo Joe.
Once Pogo Joe becomes trapped and cannot jump anywhere any more, the game advances to the next level.
Pogo Joe receives "Shadow Bonus" points if few enough barrels are left on the level. Also, on some levels, the barrels initially appear as invisible, and the player has to guess where the barrels are so Pogo Joe can jump on them.
For everyone who likes or used to play the C64 / ZX Spectrum / Atari / Apple II / MSX / BBC Micro / Acorn Electron games.
This game brings back old times, is completely off-line playable and is lot's of fun.
Enjoy it as much as we do!
Holding the fire button lets Pogo Joe jump over a barrel or empty space the width of a barrel. Falling off is impossible.
To make Pogo Joe's job harder, several enemies inhabit the levels. They first start out as spherical "eggs" of different colours. Colliding with these "eggs" kills the enemy within them, but if left alone for a few seconds, the "eggs" hatch into different sorts of enemies. Most are fatal to Pogo Joe, but a few are not.
The tops of the barrels have different colours depending on their status or functionality:
- White: The default state.
- Red: The barrel has been jumped on.
- Cyan: The barrel has been jumped on twice (required on some levels).
- Purple: The barrel has been jumped on three times (required on some levels).
- Flashing Green: A "smart bomb" barrel. Jumping on this kills every enemy on screen, and changes the barrel to red.
- Flashing Black: A teleport. Pogo Joe falls down into the hole and rises up onto the linked black flashing barrel. This action repeats, going from black topped barrel to black topped barrel until Pogo Joe jumps away.
Some enemies change red barrels back to white when jumping on them. These enemies are not fatal to Pogo Joe.
On some levels, the barrels appear with just their tops, without the body beneath it. Jumping off a barrel makes it disappear, becoming inaccessible for Pogo Joe.
Once Pogo Joe becomes trapped and cannot jump anywhere any more, the game advances to the next level.
Pogo Joe receives "Shadow Bonus" points if few enough barrels are left on the level. Also, on some levels, the barrels initially appear as invisible, and the player has to guess where the barrels are so Pogo Joe can jump on them.
For everyone who likes or used to play the C64 / ZX Spectrum / Atari / Apple II / MSX / BBC Micro / Acorn Electron games.
This game brings back old times, is completely off-line playable and is lot's of fun.
Enjoy it as much as we do!
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