BanBam offers a grid-based maze where the goal is to flip floor tiles to trap and crush the enemies chasing the player, in the vein of other fixed-screen platform games from the mid-80s. Sun Electronics released it in 1984 under the original name Pettan Pyuu before exporting it to the West under this title. It's a minor game within Sun Electronics' catalog — a company better remembered for other productions of the era — but it retains that direct charm of simple-action maze arcades, built for short, intense matches.
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