An energetic action puzzler where you use angled paddles to redirect bouncing projectiles away from danger zones. Success depends on predicting trajectories, reacting quickly, and adjusting your defences before the screen fills with hazards. As the speed rises, the challenge becomes a frantic test of focus and timing. Its simple concept, bright graphics, and escalating difficulty make it compelling.
Merlin Software
Merlin Software was the publishing arm of B and H Computers, a company that strongly supported the Tatung Einstein home computer during the mid to late nineteen eighties. They released a range of titles for the system long after official backing had faded, helping to keep the platform alive. Their catalogue included ports such as Elite and various other games archived in modern retro collections, making them a small but notable part of British home computing history.
1985
