Croaka-Crawla
Croaka-Crawla is a clone of the arcade game Frogger where the player must control a frog and get him to the other side of a road and river. The game is viewed from above and the first thing to cross is a busy…
31 December 1982
Croaka-Crawla is an arcade developed by Quicksilva, released 31 December 1982 on Sinclair ZX81.
What Croaka-Crawla is
Croaka-Crawla is an arcade game developed by Quicksilva and released in 1982. It is available on Sinclair ZX81 only.
The premise, in the publisher's words
Croaka-Crawla is a clone of the arcade game Frogger where the player must control a frog and get him to the other side of a road and river. The game is viewed from above and the first thing to cross is a busy road full of traffic scrolling across the screen. You can move left, right or forward as you dodge the traffic to reach a river bank. Once the road has been survived then a river must be crossed by jumping on logs or the backs of turtles that scroll across the screen as well. Once you reach the other side of the river you must jump into a gap and occasionally a baby frog or flies appears for extra points. If you get hit by a vehicle, fall into the river, or touch the sides of the…
How it plays
It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component.
What it launched against
Croaka-Crawla launched on 31 December 1982, within three weeks of Trashman, King Kong, Xevious and Grand Prix.
Released around the same time: Trashman, King Kong, Xevious, Grand Prix.
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When did Croaka-Crawla come out?
Croaka-Crawla was released on 31 December 1982 for Sinclair ZX81.
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