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Brain / Brain - Miscellaneous · 1983

Highrise

Published by MicroLab, Inc. · Developed by MicroLab, Inc.

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Information

Genre
Brain - Miscellaneous
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1, Demo
Programmer(s)
Calabrese, Joe
Graphic Artist(s)
Calabrese, Joe
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
[unknown]
Year
1983
Publisher
MicroLab, Inc.
Developer
MicroLab, Inc.
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
10
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 6.8/10 · Votes: 4 · Downloads: 1,796 · Hits: 5,925

Additional Comments

Press ESC for keyboard commands and I for instructional mode.
Missing original disk image!

Screenshots (5)

Highrise — screenshot 1
Highrise — screenshot 1
Highrise — screenshot 2
Highrise — screenshot 2
Highrise — screenshot 3
Highrise — screenshot 3
Highrise — screenshot 4
Highrise — screenshot 4
Highrise — screenshot 5
Highrise — screenshot 5

Cover Art (3)

Disk 1
Disk 1
Disk 2
Disk 2
Disk 3
Disk 3

Comments (4)

  • Atari Frog6 Oct 2019

    Page updated with full information and better screenshots. The older grabs were from ages ago when emulators couldn't faithfully reproduce artifacting on NTSC systems.

  • Monk5 Oct 2019

    I mean, with monotone, you could have higher resolution, but this game doesn't utilize that for the main char for some reason, so it's a wasted opportunity. With lower resolution (of the main char), you could have at least had colors, but again, not utilized. It's like they took the worst of both worlds without utilizing the benefits, so we get a low-res colorless version, when we could've had either a high-res or colorful version.

  • Monk5 Oct 2019

    It's sad, when Apple II-version of a game is more colorful and has higher resolution. Atari could've done so much better.

  • Gwobby25 Nov 2014

    High Rise is an excellent game, well worth checking out. A bit hard to differentiate between some of the pieces due to the artifacting on PAL systems but you get used to it! www.gwobby.webs.com

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