Pyramid (1996)

Pyramid was released in 1996 for the ZX Spectrum 128K. The game was published by the Russian label Syndrome, with development credits going to Jordan from Poland, along with Phantazm and Caliph.

This is a single-player puzzle game based on a license from Thin Chen Enterprise Co Ltd. The software features built-in support for the TR-DOS disk system and allows players to redefine the controls to their preference.

The game holds a weighted user score of 6 based on three votes.

In Russia, Pyramid became well-known primarily through its TR-DOS disk adaptations. It was widely distributed on floppy disks during the mid-nineties.