Dodger

About

Dodger swaps Pac-Man’s dots for fruits and ghosts for laser turrets. You navigate a maze collecting apples, strawberries, and cherries to score points and unlock the next stage. Four hostile machines line the edges, firing relentless lasers that drain your lives. Touch a skull and you’ll lose a life too. No power-ups or shortcuts here, just timing, reflexes, and the password system that lets you restart from any level. The grid feels tighter than classic arcade titles but the core loop is pure retro challenge. A 1990s PC original with no frills, Dodger sticks to its formula without apology. The lack of modern conveniences like save files or difficulty adjustments might feel harsh, but the password system was a clever workaround back then. With a single-player focus and minimal polish, it’s a reminder of how straightforward arcade clones could be. Fans of old-school maze runners might find it nostalgic but expect a lean experience, no extra features or hidden depth to uncover.