ECS no. 1
ECS no. 2

Brat

General info

Parallel Development

Relationships

WHDLoad

2001-11-01

Stats

5,627

Conversions

Atari ST/E

ECS / OCS

Version info

No
Max 1, Sim 1

Features

Hard Disk Installer

Unknown

Compilations

Releases

Year
Name
Licence
Type
Country
Publisher
Languages
Manual Languages
Disks
Rarity
1991
Brat
Commercial
Full Price
Spain
English
English, French, German, Spanish
2
One version is common, at least one other version is rare
1991
Brat
Commercial
Full Price
Rest of the World
English
English, French, German, Spanish
2
One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes

[1] Reportedly, the game developers were not paid for their work following Mirrorsoft's sudden demise after the untimely drowning of media mogul boss Robert Maxwell in 1991. [Source: Anna Ufnowska, via message posted on Lemon Amiga]

[2] Distributed in Germany by United Software.


TRIVIA: Game designer Anna Ufnowska took inspiration for the game from "watching those cartoons where a baby is always one step from disaster and a hapless adult/cat/dog has to save it at their own expense." [Source: Anna Ufnowska, via message posted on Lemon Amiga]

Conversion Notes

Amiga and Atari ST versions were simultaneously released.

Screen info

ECS / OCS
Screenshot ECS no. 3

Screenshot ECS no. 4

Screenshot ECS no. 5

Screenshot ECS no. 6

Screenshot ECS no. 7

Screenshot ECS no. 8

Screenshot ECS no. 9

Screenshot ECS no. 10

Box: ECS / OCS
Box scan ECS no. 1

German Release (front)

Box scan ECS no. 2

German Release (back)

Box scan ECS no. 3

French Release (front)

Box scan ECS no. 4

French Release (back)

Disk: ECS / OCS
Disk scan ECS no. 1

Disk scan ECS no. 2

Misc: ECS / OCS
ECS no. 1

Manual Cover

ECS no. 2

UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 21, 4/1991, Page 37)

ECS no. 3

German Advert (Amiga Joker 7/1991, Page 43)

ECS no. 4

French Advert

Manual info

ECS / OCS
ECS no. 1

Manual (French)

ECS no. 2

Level 01 Guide (French)

ECS / OCS

If you hold down “1./*” (OR “1,/*”) during play you can skip levels. Here are the level codes:

 

LEVEL 01–––— LEVEL 07-“MOZIMATO”

LEVEL 02-“MIHEMOTO” LEVEL 08-“HOZITOMO”

LEVEL 03-“SASUTOZO” LEVEL 09-“MOKITEMO”

LEVEL 04-“SUMATZEE” LEVEL 10-“ZUMOHATO”

LEVEL 05-“NOKITAGO” LEVEL 11-“CHANASTU”

LEVEL 06-“ITSANONO” LEVEL 12-“NAGAITSU”

Conversion info

Atari ST/E
No conversion screens found.

Map info

ECS / OCS
ECS no. 1

Level 1

ECS no. 2

Level 2

ECS no. 3

Level 3

ECS no. 4

Level 4

ECS no. 5

Level 5

ECS no. 6

Level 6

ECS no. 7

Level 7

ECS no. 8

Level 8

ECS no. 9

Level 9

ECS no. 10

Level 10

ECS no. 11

Level 11

ECS no. 12

Level 12

MAGAZINE REVIEWS

Magazine
Issue
Rating
Reviewer
Release type
Review
Scans
ACE: Advanced Computer Entertainment
44 (May 1991)
850/1000
Jim Douglas
3
Amiga Action
20 (May 1991)
87%
2
Amiga Computing
37 (Jun 1991)
75%
Jason Holborne
1
Amiga Format
22 (May 1991)
87%
Trenton Webb
3
Amiga Joker
Jun - Jul 1991
78%
Hugh Myashirov
1
Amiga Power
1 (May 1991)
65%
Stuart Campbell
2
Amiga User International
Vol 5 No 5 (May 1991)
82%
Pat Kelly
3
CU Amiga
Apr 1991
73%
Steve Merrett
1
Datormagazin
No 6 (Mar 1991)
70%
Mathias Thinsz
1
Génération 4
32 (Apr 1991)
87%
Sophie Dumas
0
Joystick
15 (Apr 1991)
94%
Seb
0
The One
31 (Apr 1991)
93%
Ciaran Brennan
2
Zero
19 (May 1991)
90%
Duncan MacDonald
2

MAGAZINE PREVIEWS

Magazine
Issue
Rating
Reviewer
Release type
Review
Scans
Amiga Action
19 (Apr 1991)
Preview
1
Computer + Video Games
112 (Mar 1991)
Preview
0
CU Amiga
Mar 1991
Preview
0
Zero
18 (Apr 1991)
Jonathan Davies
Preview (in-depth)
0

ECS / OCS

Lore Score: 81%

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