Cubbyholes

Cubbyholes is a video game in the puzzle genre and published by APX originally released in 1982. It is currently playable on Atari 8-bit.

Cubbyholes is an Atari 8-bit video game that was released in 1982. It was developed by author Brad Fulmer and published by Synapse Software.

The game is a two-player, turn-based strategy game that focuses on resource management and puzzle solving. Players take turns selecting and placing pieces on the game board in a bid to create the longest chain of pieces, known as a "cubbyhole." The aim of the game is to build cubbyholes of as many pieces as possible and score points for each one.

The game board is made up of nine rows and nine columns, with each row and column divided into three sections. Each player starts with their own set of nine pieces, which they must place on the game board. Players can place pieces on any empty space on the game board, but they must ensure that the pieces form a chain, with at least one piece in each row and column.

Players must also plan ahead and consider their opponent's moves in order to create the longest chain. The game has an element of luck as players are not able to predict the moves of their opponent. The game also has a time limit, with the player who completes their cubbyhole in the fastest time winning.

Overall, Cubbyholes is a fun and challenging game that requires players to plan ahead and think strategically. It is a great game for two players and is sure to provide hours of entertainment.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.