Worthy Opponent

Release Date calendar
1988
Platform joystick
MS-DOS
Game Type type
Released
Max Players players

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Overview

Worthy Opponent aims to provide just that, dispensing with the problems of computer AI and instead serving up a collection of a dozen low-bandwidth mini-games designed for competitive two-player challenge, some turn-based, some simultaneously, through direct computer connection via modem. Its ANSI textmode graphical display allows low latency through the internal terminal software (which also permits during-play chat and taunting) even on the relatively slow modems of its era, the late '80s. The mini-games included in version 1.9 were: SnakePit, a game in the Nibbles vein; CornerStone; Quinte (or, for those of you with poor imaginations, "Connect 5" on a 19x19 grid); ArmyAnts; Checkers, as per the board game classic; Backgammon, a parlour staple; MissileStrike; LazerMaze; and CannonBall Express; Three additional games were added as of version 2.0: CaveIn; TreasureQuest; and Miniature Golf.

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Cooperative

No

ESRB

Not Rated

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