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Gribbly's Day Out

Gribbly's Day Out

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Descr: Gribbly's Day Out is a Commodore 64 game by Andrew Braybrook, released by Hewson in 1985. It was written over a three-month period. The game is set on the planet Blabgor and centred on the exploits of Gribbly Grobbly and his attempts to rescue errant 'gribblets' from the landscape and return them to safety. Wikipedia
Initial Release Date: 1985
Designer: Andrew Braybrook
Genre: Action game
Developers: Andrew Braybrook, Graftgold
Platforms: Acorn Archimedes, Commodore 64
Publishers: Graftgold, Hewson Consultants, Rack-It

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