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"Tracker" was released to the public in 1987, and it quickly became a classic DOS game. Players of the game control a tiny electronic robot that is racing to collect all the scattered parts. The goal is to make an escape from a laboratory of scientists and their tools. Attention must be paid to the resources at hand to enable proper navigation through the facility - avoiding traps and staying alive!
The game consists of a number of rudimentary puzzles to be solved along the way. Be sure to keep an eye out for secret passages and bulletproof walls to ensure success at every level. The pace of the game could be frenetic with the timing issues at hand. Quick reflexes and astute decision making are essential for success.
Each level must be finished within the given time limit to progress to the next, as the antagonist relentlessly chases the player. The clock is ticking! The challenge of success lies in its intricate level design; multiple pathways can be pursued to make it to the end. The further into the game, the harder the puzzles become.
Using varying degrees of complexity, the puzzles require the player to think outside the box and strategize accordingly. The combined levels form a diffcult-to-navigate mazelike pattern, leaving the player to devise the right combination of actions. Skillful manipulation of various objects like cannons, clones and repulsion will propel the player further without running out of time.
The lack of lives and sound effects heighten the sense of urgency, ensuring an engrossing and intense experience. The need to have the right combination of speed and planning is critically important, pushing the player to their limits in a delightfully gripping experience. With its unique combination of obstacles and time limitations, "Tracker" remains a classic DOS game for its tension and strategies.
