The A - Z of Spectrum Games


PiMania



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Year of Release

1982


The Advertising Blurb

The Cult Adventure that's for real! Could you be the lucky winner of 'The Golden Sundial of Pi'? Many have tried and failed. Voted program of 1983 by the Computer Trade Association (Joint winner).


Compatibility

48K Required


Original Price

£10.00


Worth now (confirmed sale)?

£6 Facebook November 2020.


Software House

Automata U.K. Ltd


Author

Mel Croucher

Program by

Christian Penfold


Type

Puzzle Game


Comments

There was a real prize for solving the puzzle - the Golden Sundial of Pi.


Controls

Text Input


Original Rating

Sinclair User 4/5


Review:

A game that you either loved or loathed. It was slow moving and a chore to play but many people persisted because of the prize on offer. Written entirely in BASIC, hacking into the code did not help as most of the clues to the location of the prize were cryptic in the extreme.

Amazingly, someone actually did manage to solve all the clues and win the prize after some years. A bizarre game that included free music that could put the Eurovision Song Contest to shame!


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