Basic entry · GB

Painter Momopie

Painter Momopie is a 1990 GB game.

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About the game

In Painter Momopie the player has the important task to wipe all the castle floors. The castle is divided into several rooms which have to be finished within a time limit one after another. Those rooms have varying layouts with more open spaces, tight gangways or dead ends - but every field is dirty. Cleaning is the simple matter of walking over a tile and if everything is clean, the level is done. However, there are also ghosts walking around the rooms which kill the player at touch. The protagonist has access to a few magic spells which grant advantages when used, e.g. a time stop, killing a near enemy or speed up. Each spell costs a certain amount of magic points.

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Facts

Platforms
GB
First released
1990-12-07
Publishers
Sigma Enterprises
Genres
Action, Top-down, 2D scrolling, Arcade, Fantasy

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Painter Momopie: Media (GB · Japan)
    Media (GB · Japan)

Screenshots

  • Painter Momopie: Title Screen. (GB)
    Title Screen. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Let's clean the floors. (GB)
    Let's clean the floors. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Magic screen. (GB)
    Magic screen. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Baddy appears. (GB)
    Baddy appears. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Killed. (GB)
    Killed. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Next room. (GB)
    Next room. (GB)
  • Painter Momopie: Being chased. (GB)
    Being chased. (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1990-12-07JPSigma Enterprises

Barcodes

  • 4983094000063

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