UGH! (1984)

Game author(s): Chris Morris, Tony Samuels, Stevie Beverly, Morgan Whale Associates

Publisher: Softek International Ltd

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Ugh! was released in 1984 for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was published by Softek International Ltd and developed by Chris Morris, Tony Samuels, and Stevie Beverly, with inlay art provided by Morgan Whale Associates.

As a single-player action arcade game, it utilizes the system's beeper sound capabilities and border effects. Players can control the action using a Kempston joystick, Interface 2, or redefined keyboard keys.

The game holds an average magazine score of 50.5 percent based on two reviews. It received a score of 61 percent from Crash magazine and 4 out of 10 from Personal Computer Games.

In Russia, the game gained popularity during the TR-DOS era, resulting in five distinct disk adaptations, including versions with bug fixes. A Russian translation was released by Boys Soft in 1994. Cracked cassette versions were also circulated.

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