Miner 2049er

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Miner 2049er
As Bounty Bob, the player's goal is to inspect every section of each mine in search of the evil Yukon Yohan while avoiding the various radioactive creatures that inhabit the mine. As Bounty Bob walks over a section of flooring, it fills with color. To complete the level, every section of flooring must be colored. There are ten mines in total (eleven in the ColecoVision port). Each level is timed and must be completed before the player runs out of oxygen.

Along the way, Bob encounters many objects left behind by past miners. By collecting these, bonus points are achieved and the radioactive creatures smile and turn green. While in this state, Bob can collect them and earn extra points.

Various obstacles in each mine aid and hinder Bob's progress. Ladders allow him to climb up or down to the next platform, Matter transporters teleport him to other matter transporters in that mine, chutes slide Bob off a platform (often against his will), and pulverizers crush Bob if he gets in their way.

Most levels contain some custom element, which varies from level to level. Pressing the space bar for several seconds skips a level. On the Atari 800, the player can key in the phone number on the title screen, followed by a level number to skip to that level.

Released
1982 on Apple II
Releases by Date (by platform)
1982 (Apple II)
1982 (Atari 8-bit)
1983 (PC Booter)
1983 (Commodore 64)
1983 (Atari 2600)
1983 (Atari 5200)
1983 (ColecoVision)
1983 (TI-99/4A)
1984 (VIC-20)
1984 (Sharp X1)
1984 (PC-88)
1984 (FM-7)
1985 (Thomson TO)
1985 (Epoch Super Cassette Vision)
1985 (Thomson MO)
2007 (BREW)
2007 (J2ME)
2007 (BlackBerry)
2008 (Windows Mobile)
Released:
Publisher: Big Five Software Co. Micro Fun Reston Publishing Company, Inc. Tigervision Comptiq France Image Logiciel Epoch Co., Ltd. Magmic Inc.
Players: 1
Co-op: No
Platform
I could beat the whole game now in 2 hours I bet. lol
I‘m still surprised that I don’t know this game. I could’ve sworn that I knew almost game that was made for Colecovision.
 
Definitely looks like a game that I would‘ve enjoyed playing.
 
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