I'm Billie, and I love setting up mazes for my cats to play in. But lately, I've been thinking of a new twist on my favorite game. Instead of just making a maze for my cats, I'm going to put them on Broombas!
I know Mom said not to play with it, but I promise I'll be careful. I'll turn it on low and make sure the cats are safe. And imagine how much fun it'll be to watch them zoom around the maze on their little robotic vehicle!
I'm going to need to scavenge the house for stuff and things to create a super cool maze that'll challenge my cats' Broomba-riding-puzzle-solving skills. I can't wait to see their faces when I show them what we're going to do. This is going to be the best game ever!
Will you stay and play with me?
Okay, but really. What kind of a game is this?
It's an MS-DOS puzzle game with EGA graphics, where you're tasked with placing objects on the playing field to route Broomba to collect all the stars. The Broomba might be a little faulty because it only makes a left turn when hitting something. In addition to static objects like books and boxes, there are flower pots, balls, and bottles, each with their own behavior and place in the puzzle. The levels gradually get harder, ensuring there's brain-racking to be had.
Features
- 100 levels of Broomb-tastic challenges
- Level editor to create your own puzzles
- Some say (mainly me) it has great graphics
- Music of the MIDI kind
- Cats, gatos, chats, Katzen, ?, ????? & kediler
MS-DOS?! In 2024?!
Yes, it's easily multi-platform thanks to emulators and just plain neat to play with and develop for.