Hazar box art

Hazar

Commodore 64 · 1990 · WOR

Magic Disk 64 Sebastian Broghammer

Publisher: Magic Disk 64 · Developer: Sebastian Broghammer

The aim of HAZAR is to enclose the blue discs horizontally, vertically or diagonally from two sides with their own (red) discs. With the glowing cursor, the player drives to the desired field and places a red disc there at the push of a button. All blue (= opposing) targets that are now enclosed between this one and one or more "old" targets are then turned over to the red side by the helicopter, and points are awarded for each one won in this way. If the fire button is then pressed again, the computer now executes its move, and the helicopter hovers up again to transform the enclosed red disks into blue as an "executive organ". It is important that every move must win at least one disc. If the player is temporarily unable to profitably place a disc, the computer continues to play on its own until the player has the opportunity to place their own targets again. Whoever has the most disc on the screen wins.

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