DOS Games Discussion

Plateform: Windows 95 98 or DOS

Genre: Labyrinthe

Estimated year or release: 1990-2000

Graphics: Labyrinthe top down with roll bomb at each side of labyrinthe. Level 1 is green, level 2 is purple.

Notable characters: characters view top down maybe with hat

Gameplay mechanics: the characters must move on the labyrinthe to pick up coin, but each time is cross a corridor, a bomb at the side of labyrithe, roll in the corridor to explode if it meet character. The corridor are vertical and horizontal. The gamer win when all coin is pick up.
Other detail: Maybe I remember the name is pursuit but I don't find.

There are a lot of pacman and labyrinth games, so if noone knows the specific game, here are a couple of lists:

https://www.mobygames.com/game-group/pa ... ,50/so,1d/

https://www.mobygames.com/game-group/ge ... 100/so,1d/

Thank's for list Rwolf, but i don't find anything.

I don't know why, but i remember that we call this game "pursuit" but i am french so it's "poursuite". Whith translation it's can be some word like track/tracking/chase/follow.....

It might be one of the Dynablaster/Bomberman variants?
The original Bomberman or Super Bomberman look similar, but those would be more aimed at blowing up the bombs I think.

Thanks Rwolf for your help.

But it's not again on this list...

Do you have list with game like x-fire or crossfire ? (Photo)
I think the game is more similar of x-fire than bomberman/bomberblast. Because on the game the character must avoid ball/boulder that cross corridors

Yes, I know X-fire, but there is no group of games like it; it is a very simple kids game.
The author has not made any other games what I could find, and while there are games with similar layout like X-fighter, normally they are more agressive than just avoiding danger, or have more complex layouts.

This makes me wonder: was the image you describe the *only* layout of the game map? I could imagine something like this as part of an Indiana Jones movie-inspired game, with Indiana being chased by big rolling boulders while searching for treasure; but it would make more sense to have more maps and traps like in the movies.

Rwolf,
It's possible that the game has a link with indiana jones, I also noticed it during my research too. For the other levels I don't have much memories, but logically their configurations were different, I especially remember that the dominant color changed from one level to another. Green for the first level, yellow for the second and purple for the third I believe...

little up please