Barricade

BarricadeThe Game: Up to four players control markers that leave a solid “wall” in their wake. The object of the game is to trap the other players by building a wall around them that they can’t avoid crashing into - or forcing them to crash into their own walls. Run into a wall, either your own or See the videosomeone else’s, ends your turn and erases your trail from the screen (potentially eliminating an obstacle for the remaining players). The player still standing at the end of the round wins. (Ramtek, 1976)

Memories: If you’re a fan of the “Light Cycle” concept made popular by Tron (both the movie and the game), this is where it all started, with an obscure game from a relatively obscure manufacturer. But that obscurity isn’t earned by a game that essentially launched and entire genre. (Read more about this game…)

Barricade review written by Earl Green / review, photographs and video presentations are © by Earl Green and by theLogbook.com and may not be reproduced without permission. Contact us for reprint permission or licensing information on theLogBook.com original material. Barricade is filed under the categories: Claiming Territory, Ramtek, ...in the arcade, B, 1976, Joystick, 4 quarters (4 stars), Arcade

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