Star Maze

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Star Maze is a space-themed shooter taking place in a multidirectional scrolling maze,  written by Canadian programmer Gordon Eastman for the Apple II, based on a design by Robert Woodhead. Published by Sir-Tech in 1982.

The object of Star Maze is to collect nine jewels in a large, randomly generated, maze. The player is in a spaceship oriented by a joystick, one button on the joystick applies thrust, the other button shoots. A hyperspace key drops the ship in a random location in the maze, and a finite number of antimatter bombs destroy all visible enemies. The ship has limited fuel, and the hyperspace option uses a significant amount of it. A jewel can only be collected if the ship's speed is below a certain threshold, then the jewel can be flown to the mothership in exchange for additional fuel. There are 16 levels.

Platform: Apple II, II+, IIe, III  48Kb RAM Disk 5.25

               OS: DOS 3.3         

Application Software (AS:) Games

Version:  First Edition1982

 

Disk for Apple II, III
DOS 3.3 1 Disk Drive





Platform : Apple II
Format : Disk 5.25
Publisher : Sir-Tech
Authors : Gordon Eastman
Date : 1982
Product Code :

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Wizardry Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1981
Wizardry: Knight Of Diamonds Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1982
Star Maze Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1982
Wizardry: Wiziprint Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1983
Crypt Of Medea Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1983
Police Artist Sir-Tech Apple II Disk 5.25 1983

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH31821. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
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