Dude Story

Dude Story is a platform game with arcade and logic elements, in which the plot progresses as you explore subsequent locations. You will progress the actual plot through conversations with the characters you meet. During the game, the main task is to find three treasure chests and take them to the treasury. To do this, we must complete smaller side missions along the way.

Immerse yourself in the colorful game world, which includes:

• about 60 game screens with various graphic elements
• cut scenes with character dialogues
• 4 different soundtracks for different parts of the game
• several different types of animated enemies
• hero, characters, opponents, background elements - all animated in several dozen frames of animation
• game cartridge can be updated from Atari by the user in case a new version of the game would be released

In some enchanted kingdom, in the middle of the forest, a task suddenly appeared to be done. An extremely difficult task, requiring dexterity and thought. Well, the unwise king (not to mention simply stupid) lost his treasures, so the treasury was empty. The king, being not very bright, couldn't figure out what happened to the treasures, so he simply baselessly accused the pirates for theft.

The pirates got angry at the fool, and a conflict arose that no one could resolve. It so happened that in the heart of the nearby forest there lived a nice old gentleman who practiced witchcraft on a daily basis. This man with a long beard had an IQ proportional to its length, so he came up with the idea that the only way out of the situation would be to ask the Dude for help. Dude actually did not have any special predispositions to solve such tasks, but with his innate cleverness and decent physical fitness, he could actually be the only person who would understand the topic and solve the whole matter.

This is where your adventure begins, dear Player. You play the role of Dude, a laid-back guy traveling through a mysterious land. Your task is to find three missing treasure chests and then put them back in their place in the royal treasury.

Authors

Code, graphics, music: Mariusz Ejchsztet "Mq"
Cover art: Wojciech Bociański "bocianu"
Hardware design and production: Mq-workshop

IN THE BOX

• game cartridge with gold-plated contacts, in the best housing available on the market, manufactured by Sikor-Soft
• user manual
• map for the game, A3 print
• themed key ring

System requirements

• Atari XL/XE with 64 kB RAM
• joystick
• game works on PAL and NTSC systems