Escape

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Very early 16 K Spectrum title, from Malcom E Evans, the man behind the classics 3D Monster Maze, and 3D Defender for the ZX81.

"Can you ESCAPE from the monsters? You must search through the maze to find the axe which will enable you to break down the door and ESCAPE. But it is not that easy - the Triceratops hides behind the hedges and the Pteranodon soars over the maze to swoop down upon you.

Platform :	ZX Spectrum
Format :	Cassette
Publisher :	New Generation Software
Authors :	Malcom E Evans
Date :	1982
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Other Software by New Generation Software:

Item	Manufacturer	Platform	Format	Date
3D Warrior	New Generation Software	Sinclair ZX81	Cassette	1982
Escape	New Generation Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1982
Knot In 3D	New Generation Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1983
3D Tunnel	New Generation Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1983
Shoot the Rapids	New Generation Software	Commodore 64	Cassette	1984
The Complete Machine Code Tutor	New Generation Software	BBC Micro	Cassette	1984
The Complete Machine Code Tutor	New Generation Software	Commodore 64	Cassette	1984
The Complete Machine Code Tutor	New Generation Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1984
The Complete Machine Code Tutor	New Generation Software	Amstrad CPC464	Cassette	1985
The Custard Kid	New Generation Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1985

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