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Fruity Frank

Original title

Fruity Frank

Developed by

Steven Wallis

Year

1985

System

Rating

  (71 votes)  

 

 

Sound

PSG

Kind

Game

Input Devices Supported

Keyboard, Joystick

Language

English

Licence

Commercial

Note

From the web site of one of the authors, Steve Wallis (http://www.socialiststeve.me.uk/games.htm):

Push apples onto monsters, move under apples to let them drop onto the monsters or throw a ball at monsters, and eat other fruit on the screen to progress to the next level. For a big score at an early level, you need to fill in the hole so that five bonus monsters appear one at a time; if you get the final one with an apple rather than the ball, you get 800 points, or even more if the apple has hit another monster first on its way down the screen. At higher levels, you can sometimes get very big scores by pushing an apple onto a big stack of monsters. Beware of the vicious strawberry monster which appears if you take too long! Sean provided the graphics, but otherwise I wrote the game completely. It was based on (but better than in my opinion) an arcade game I saw called Dig Doug. Fruity Frank is extremely addictive, and I recently received a huge complement from someone on the internet who said that Fruity Frank is the best game ever. I disagree; in my opinion, Buster Block is better.

Mentioned in

• MSX Computing 1985-12/1986-01 on page 62 (review)
• What MSX? 4 on page 99 (ad)
• MSX Info 01-06 on page 33 (review)
• Micros MSX 6 on page 84 (review)
• Kuma Software on page 1 (ad)

Added on

17-06-2006

Last updated on

24-11-2017