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A detective's pistol faces a maze of robots in Shamus (1982), the Atari favorite William Mataga wrote for Synapse. Color-coded doors and a short supply of shots make each life a scavenger hunt.
Shadowed corridors, color-coded doors, and a limited supply of shots make each life a scavenger hunt. The inspiration sits near other maze shooters of the home-computer boom, but the fedora and the case file are Shamus's own costume.
Case II continued the detective later. This first labyrinth is the Atari original, the one Synapse put Mataga's name on, full of robots and one investigator.
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