Hidden, The
Moby ID: 5643
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Founded by Craig Howard, The Hidden came from Norfolk in England, and started life writing not-for-profit games, two of which (platformer Top Secret and the Q*Bert clone Puggles) were included on coverdisks with the UK's Amiga Power magazine. In late 1992 they began work on turning the winning entry for the magazine 'Design A Game' competition, although the project (a game called Spodland, featuring small animal creatures spitting at each other across an arena) was never completed. Their only commercial release was another platformer called Donk!: The Samurai Duck
Credited on 2 Games from 1992 to 1993
| Donk! The Samurai Duck (1993 on Amiga, Amiga CD32) |
| Top Secret (1992 on Amiga) |
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 1 game with Future Publishing Limited
- 1 game with Supervision Entertainment Ltd.
- 1 game with Creative Advertising & Printing
- 2 games with William Bell
- 2 games with Carl Jermy
- 2 games with Simon Leggett
- 2 games with Craig Howard
- 1 game with Chris Stephens
- 1 game with Richard Howard
- 1 game with Kurt Boggis
- 1 game with Sue McCabe
- 1 game with Dave Upchurch
- 1 game with Paul Douglas
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