Development

This game was originally prototyped as a Hypercard program by some Mac fanatics at a company called Jellyvision. When looking for a publisher for a commercial version, they immediately thought of Berkeley Systems because of their place in Macintosh culture.

The timing was perfect, as Berkeley Systems' former main business, the After Dark line of high-quality animated screensavers, was faltering with the advent of cheap slide show screensavers and the exhaustion of "A list" licenses like Star Trek and The Simpsons.

Awards

• Computer Gaming World
  • June 1996 (Issue #143) – Classics/Puzzle Game of the Year
  • November 1996 (15th anniversary issue) - #75 in the “150 Best Games of All Time” list
  • November 1996 (15th anniversary issue) –#8 Funniest Computer Game
  • August 1998 (Issue #169) - Introduced into the Hall of Fame

Information also contributed by PCGamer77 and weregamer

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