Barricade
Barricade is a clone of Blockade released by Ramtek in 1977. It is an early entry of the Snake genre. The game supports two or four players.
Barricade
- Date
- 1976.
- Genre
- maze video game.
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Barricade is a clone of Blockade released by Ramtek in 1977. It is an early entry of the Snake genre. The game supports two or four players.
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• Title — Barricade • Developer — Ramtek • Publisher — Ramtek • Released — 1977 • Platforms — Arcade • Genre — Snake • Modes — Multiplayer (2 players or 4 players) • Illustration — A game of Barricade
Similar arcade games
Similar arcade games
• Bigfoot Bonkers (Meadows Games, 1976) • CheckMate (Dave Nutting Associates, 1977) • CoMotion (Gremlin Industries, March 1977) • Dominos/4 (Atari, January 1977) • Minesweeper (AmuTech, Ltd., 1977)
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1976
Barricade published.
1976
Barricade is recorded as published in 1976.
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