TRAZ (Transformable Arcade Zone) is a block breaker game with multiple paddles and 64 levels. There is also a built-in level construction set.
Each level can have different set of paddles - sometimes one at the bottom and one at the top, sometimes one left and one at the bottom, sometimes three stacked-up etc. This gives each level a distinctly new gameplay.
There are power-ups (question-marks falling out of destroyed blocks), unbreakable blocks, monster generators and glass refractors that change the balls movement angle as it passes through.
After a level is cleared, the player must choose the next level by moving on a 8x8 grid of levels.
TRAZ (Transformable Arcade Zone) is a block breaker game with multiple paddles and 64 levels. There is also a built-in level construction set.
Each level can have different set of paddles - sometimes one at the bottom and one at the top, sometimes one left and one at the bottom, sometimes three stacked-up etc. This gives each level a distinctly new gameplay.
There are power-ups (question-marks falling out of destroyed blocks), unbreakable blocks, monster generators and glass refractors that change the balls movement angle as it passes through.
After a level is cleared, the player must choose the next level by moving on a 8x8 grid of levels.
Action
Game modes: Single player, Co-operative
Quick answers
When was TRAZ released?
TRAZ released on December 31, 1988, developed by Cascade Games, Ltd. and published by Cascade Games, Ltd..
What platforms is TRAZ available on?
TRAZ is available on Commodore C64/128/MAX, ZX Spectrum, DOS. It supports single player, co-operative.