* MOBILE FRIENDLY * Arrow Keys (or WASD) - Move Repton Enter - Pause/Status M - Map (if available) E - Lose a Life R - Restart Level Q - Quit Game On mobile Repton can be controlled by swiping left, right, up or down. Full instructions inside the game. These are the original 12 levels from the BBC version of Repton. All levels CAN be completed without losing a life. Good luck! (Please note if you Restart a level your score for the game is reset. This is done deliberately) Congratulations for reading down this far! In 1986 an unofficial clone of Repton was created by Kenton Price but never published. Known as Ripton, it used similar mechanics but the levels were much harder. The 10 Ripton levels are hidden as a second scenario inside of this project, but word of warning, I don't think the final two levels are possible using this engine... Anyway, use the password "Ripton" to access the hidden scenario. :)
Repton was originally devised by Tim Tyler for the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron, and released by Superior Software in 1985. The game music is a version of "Black and White Rag" by George Botsford, which was the original music in the game. "Ripton" Music is "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin. Swipe engine by @noyco Options slider by @RokCoder Load/Save icons by @awesome-llama All sprites, graphics, sounds and music taken from the existing Repton games for the BBC Micro or the PC. The thumbnail is the original Repton loading screen. The small font was a pixel font used in the original Repton 3 game. The large font is called Baby Teeth. Original Repton 2 game here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/761501374/ Original Repton 3 game here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/567711434/ The Intellectual Property rights for Repton are owned by Superior Interactive. #games #mobile #retro #puzzle #maze #Repton #description(All 12 original levels from the first Repton game, recreated in Scratch for some retro fun!)
