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The Trap Door

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The Trap Door – Five Jobs Before the Thing Upstairs Loses His Temper | C64

Released in 1986 by Piranha Software for the Commodore 64, The Trap Door is a wonderfully odd puzzle-adventure based on the British animated TV series. You play as Berk, a nervous blue servant tasked with preparing increasingly bizarre meals for the unseen and very impatient “Thing Upstairs.” Gameplay revolves around exploration and problem-solving inside a gloomy castle. You move between rooms, collect strange items, and deal with creatures that emerge from the trap door, all while working out how each task fits together. Boni the talking skull offers helpful hints, but Drutt the pet has a habit of eating things you actually need, adding mayhem to every objective. Time pressure keeps the tension high, as each task must be completed before the Thing Upstairs loses patience. The flip-screen, pseudo-3D presentation lets Berk move into the depth of rooms, while expressive animations and dark humour capture the atmosphere of the TV show perfectly.

Magazine Reviews

Magazine Reviews

Magazine Reviews Scores, issue details and original review links
Magazine Reviews · 6 Contemporary average 82% · range 74–89%
74%
ACAR March 1987 · page 28 Reviewed by J Mark Hunter
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8/10
Commodore User Issue 38 · November 1986 · page 58 Reviewed by Bohdan Buciak. Piranha full-price release
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8/10
Your Commodore Issue 28 · January 1987 · page 47 Reviewed by Gordon Hamlett. Piranha full-price release
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89%
Zzap!64 Issue 20 · December 1986 · page 30 Reviewed by Gary Penn, Julian Rignall & Richard Eddy. Piranha full-price release
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