Winter Wally

31.12.1987
Genre: Platform
A single-screen platformer in which the player controlls the penguin Percy in his attempt to escape from an maze underground of ice caves he is trapped in. Published by Micro Design aka Solar Software for the Atari 8-bit computers.

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