Adventure

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Adventure is a pioneering 1980 action-adventure video game for the Atari 2600, widely regarded as one of the first graphical adventure games and an early example of an in-game Easter egg.

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instanceOf Atari 2600 game
action-adventure game
single-player video game
video game
audio minimal sound effects
basedOn Colossal Cave Adventure NERFINISHED
companyCreditOmissionReason Atari policy against individual developer credits at the time
controlScheme Atari CX40 joystick
designer Warren Robinett NERFINISHED
developer Atari, Inc. NERFINISHED
EasterEgg hidden room crediting Warren Robinett
EasterEggTrigger using a gray dot to access a hidden room
enemy Grundle NERFINISHED
Rhindle NERFINISHED
Yorgle NERFINISHED
ESRBAgeRating E (Everyone) (in later re-releases)
feature a bat that moves items around the world
a bridge item that lets the player pass through walls
a magnet item that attracts other objects
a sword used to slay dragons
dragons
keys that open specific castles
mazes
multiple castles
three game difficulty levels
gameMode single-player
genre action-adventure
fantasy
includedIn Atari Anthology NERFINISHED
Atari Flashback consoles NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Colossal Cave Adventure NERFINISHED
legacy cited as an early precursor to The Legend of Zelda series
influenced later action-adventure games
popularized the concept of hidden Easter eggs in video games
notableFor being one of the first graphical adventure games
containing one of the earliest known video game Easter eggs
objective retrieve the enchanted chalice
return the enchanted chalice to the golden castle
perspective top-down view
platform Atari 2600 NERFINISHED
protagonist square avatar
publisher Atari, Inc. NERFINISHED
publisherRegion North America NERFINISHED
region NTSC
releaseYear 1980
sales over one million copies sold
setting fantasy kingdom with multiple castles
visualStyle simple blocky graphics

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Atari, Inc. notableGame Adventure