Atari 2600

Lock 'n' Chase

Description

Lock 'n' Chase is an arcade action game similar to Pac-Man. You play a thief who is trapped in a maze like vault. To get out, you need to collect all of the gold dots located in the maze. Your task won't be easy, since there are four police officers in the vault who are constantly trying to catch you! Located throughout the maze are numerous doors. As you run through the maze, you have the ability to temporarily close a door in an attempt to block the police. You can only close two doors at a time, and any closed doors automatically open again after a short amount of time. When all of the gold in the maze has been collected, the exit to the vault will open and you can escape and move on to the next, more difficult vault. Occasionally a bonus item will appear in the maze, such as a cash bag, crown, or briefcase, which can be collected to earn even more points.

Alternate Titles

• "Tjuv och polis" -- Swedish Intellivision Title

Part of the Following Group

• Pac-Man variants

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The Press Says

Game Freaks 365	2000	6.8 out of 10	68
The Video Game Critic	Jul 04, 2003	C+	58

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Trivia

The Intellivision Lock 'n' Chase had two releases. The original 6K version had spottier control and was missing Lupin's "death" animation (he collapsed into his hat and cloak in the arcade version). A later 8K version fixed the control and added the animation.

There's no way on the outside to tell which version was which. The only way to find out was to play the game and see what happens when Lupin gets caught by a cop.