Manic Miner

Manic Miner is a 1983 platformer developed and published by Bug-Byte for the ZX Spectrum computer. The game was written by Matthew Smith and was inspired by the 1982 game Miner 2049er.

The game takes place in a series of caves that are filled with enemies and traps. The player's goal is to get to the end of each cave and collect all the treasures.

Manic Miner was one of the first games to use color graphics and music on the ZX Spectrum. The game was also known for its difficulty, which became legendary.

The game was later ported to other computers, including the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, and MSX. Manic Miner was also ported to a virtual environment and is available to play online.

Manic Miner is a classic platformer that remains popular today. The game is challenging but also very entertaining. If you are a fan of platformers, you should definitely play Manic Miner.

Here are some tips for playing Manic Miner:

- Move carefully and avoid enemies and traps.

- Collect treasures to gain lives and points.

- Use the bonuses to become stronger.

- Be patient and persistent, Manic Miner is a challenging game, but worth playing to the end.