A square graphic with a black background with images of a woman's face, from the puzzle game 'Move It!'. The first image on the right is a close-up of her face, with her eyes looking directly at the viewer. Above the image is the word 'Move It!' in white text, below the word 'TIME.' The image on the left is mixed like a puzzle. The color scheme is red, yellow, and green. All of this is on a blue background.

MOVE IT!

15-puzzle Game for Amstrad CPC

Gameplay from MOVE IT! game.

Gameplay

MOVE IT!

15-puzzle is a simple game concept which doesn't stop it being quite addictive. 'Game of fifteen' was invented by Noyes Palmer Chapman in 1874 as frame of numbered square tiles in random order with one tile missing. Contrary to the original version, today's implementations instead of numbered tiles usually using sliced pictures. This allows make a tests of CPiC conversions.

Current version contains 6 levels, using all 3 CPC graphic modes.

MOVE IT! isn't our oldest CPC game idea, it isn't probably best also, but it's first finished.

In the download section you can also find the first CPiC version.

Game start screen from game MOVE IT!

Game start screen

Start screen.

Image from 'MOVE IT!' game, face of the Barbie, after conversion with CPiC program

Image from MOVE IT! game

First level final image.

Game screen from game MOVE IT!

Game screen

First level beginning.