Game · GB

Pyramids of Ra

Also known as Scarabeus

Pyramids of Ra is a 1993 GB, NES game by MICROS.

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About the game

In this game you control an adventuring archaeologist who you navigate through a maze of tombs. Each level consists of tiles which must all be broken to proceed to the next level. In order to break the tiles you must first land on the tile, then jump off causing it to crumble. The tricky part of this game is that you need to first break all the tiles and then return to the start tile before advancing.

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Facts

Platforms
GB, NES
First released
1993-04
Developers
MICROS
Publishers
Matchbox
Genres
Puzzle, Top-down, Fixed / flip-screen, Direct control, Egypt (Ancient)

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Pyramids of Ra: Media (GB · United States)
    Media (GB · United States)

Screenshots

  • Pyramids of Ra: Title (GB)
    Title (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: ® & © (GB)
    ® & © (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: When you jump off the tile breaks (GB)
    When you jump off the tile breaks (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: you must break all tiles and then get back to start square (GB)
    you must break all tiles and then get back to start square (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: you only have a short time before tile breaks with you on it (GB)
    you only have a short time before tile breaks with you on it (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: get back to start tile (GB)
    get back to start tile (GB)
  • Pyramids of Ra: dark tile need to be jumped on twice to break (GB)
    dark tile need to be jumped on twice to break (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1993-04north-americaMatchbox
NES2019-04——

Barcodes

  • 0035995727069

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