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Amazing Tater

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Guide Spud through challenging puzzle rooms to earn his knighthood.

The briefing

About this game

Amazing Tater follows Spud, a young potato who must complete the King’s Challenge to become a Knight. As the successor to Kwirk, it centers on guiding Spud to the exit of each level while overcoming obstacles.

Gameplay

Players push crates out of the way or into holes to create paths through rooms. Crates and holes come in different shapes and sizes, while spinning doors add further complications. Four difficulty levels and a password system are included.

Modes

  • Beginners Mode: Explains the basics and provides hints for solving levels.
  • Practice Mode: Lets players choose a level size before receiving a randomly selected puzzle.
  • Puzzle Mode: Challenges players to complete 40 levels, with scores based on completion time.
  • Action Mode: Presents a story-driven experience with two stories.

Amazing Tater was released for Game Boy in 1992 and developed and published by Atlus.