Kickman

About

You play as a unicycle-riding clown whose job is to catch floating balloons before they pop. Each level piles more rubber rings and wobbles onto your head. Controls are twitchy and physical, tilt the joystick to balance, kick to propel. The Commodore 64 version adds split-screen multiplayer, turning the chaos into a battle of wits and reflexes. This 1981 oddball survives as a relic of early arcade experimentation. Its simple physics loop holds up, with a charm that feels ahead of its time. Later versions rebranded as Kickman, likely trying to ride the wave of a certain maze-chomping icon's success. Still, the core remains a delightfully silly test of stability.