Overview
The player takes on the role of Khufus, an unlucky builder who has built a pyramid in the wrong place. Under threat of losing his head, the entire structure must be moved from the left-hand side to the right-hand side, whilst trying to score more points than the computer. If successful, Khufus will keep his head and the pyramid will end up on the correct side. During the game, the player can take a maximum of 7 blocks from the pyramid, which will be visible at the bottom of the screen. The blocks can be collected in ascending order of pips, e.g. 2, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5, 6, which in this case gives a total of 29 points. Moving the cursor to the area on the right prevents the player from taking any more blocks, and the blocks the player already has must be left in place to form a second pyramid. Returning to the area on the left will start the computer’s turn, during which it selects its blocks, and the player simply accepts them by pressing any key. Once the computer has selected all its blocks, the player must arrange them on the right-hand side and move to the square on the left to start their turn. In this way, by dismantling the pyramid on the left and building one on the right, the player must score more points than the computer to win.
- Developers
- Krzysztof Szulim
- Publishers
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- Platform
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum
- Alternate Names
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