Sea Speller

Sea Speller is a video game in the educational genre developed by ChildWare Corporation and published by Fisher-Price Learning Software originally released in 1984. It is currently playable on Commodore 64.

In Sea Speller the player controls a dolphin whose task is to help a submarine reach the bottom of the ocean before it runs out of air. To do this, he collects 'letter sponges' scattered on the ocean floor and matches them with the signs on the submarine's billboard to create words. Each completed word turns on another light in the submarine, and once you've lit them all, you descend into deeper water for the next level, increasing the difficulty with longer words.

The faster you are, the higher the score; if the submarine reaches the bottom with air left over, a bonus is awarded; you can save time by using a single letter combination to create more than one word. Certain 'magic words' (all sea-related) will automatically send you to the next level to speed things up. In addition to the single-player mode, two players can play cooperatively (for a shared score) by taking turns.

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