Supaplex

Supaplex is a video game developed by Digital Integration and released in 1991.

Supaplex is a puzzle game that involves navigating a character named Murphy through a series of levels filled with traps and objects.

In Supaplex, you control Murphy and your goal is to collect all the Infotrons (computer chips) in each level while avoiding dangerous elements like Zonks and Snik Snaks.

Supaplex offers various features such as complex levels, multiple game elements, exciting challenges, and a level editor to create custom levels.

Supaplex was primarily released for MS-DOS, but it has also been ported to other platforms such as Amiga, Atari ST, and Windows.

Yes, there are different versions of Supaplex available with slight variations. The most common version is Supaplex by Supaplex, which added new content and enhanced features.

No, Supaplex does not have a scoring system. The objective is to complete each level by collecting all the Infotrons rather than earning points.

Yes, Supaplex includes a level editor that allows players to create their own custom levels and share them with others.

You can find Supaplex on various abandonware websites, as it is no longer officially sold or supported by the developers.

While there are no official cheats or codes, some versions of Supaplex have built-in level skip options or debug modes that can be accessed through certain key combinations.