Achieved at : 2026-06-19
Rank : 2
(19% worse)
Lups : 151
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2026-06-29
| General Rules: |
Play with default settings unless otherwise specified. No use of trainers, cheats, saved game files, auto-fire (when not default present in-game), emulator save states, or other emulator advantages. No use of code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. 1 player only. No continues. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: |
Play the game in 1 player mode with default settings. Default settings are automatically set on loading. If the Customiser is shown, the following default options should be used: Oxygen - Tick Lightning - Tick Apples - Tick Sliders - Tick Monsters - Tick Screens - Norm. |
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Mr Doo is an arcade game for the Acorn Archimedes. Information on this title is not completely clear, but it appears it was written by Stephen Kett and released by Image Systems in 1992. The most common version available is an updated version from Archimedes World magazine in 1994 with adjustments by Graham Stanley and K. Swinton (this is possibly Kevin Swinton).
Based on the 1982 classic arcade game, Mr Do!, this version is more of a puzzle arcade game than an all out action title. You control Mr Doo, who has to collect all the cherries on each screen to move on to the next. A number of flames are opponents that are deadly to the touch. They can be defeated by crushing them with apples or using a limited supply of five fireballs - but once used up, you don't get more of these so use them with care. There is also a time limit, so thinking time is limited for some of the trickier layouts.
Each screen is effectively a puzzle, where you need to work out the best way of clearing it without getting killed - it's more of a Boulderdash or Repton type game with a Mr Do! skin on it than a true version of the arcade classic.
Graphics and sound are decent enough and the game is entertaining if you like puzzle arcade games, but perhaps disappointing if you were expecting the full Mr Do! experience.
This run was made on the 19th June 2026 using the Arculator emulator on PC as an A3010. There are no level selections and the final score was 630 points.
Time stamps:
00:30 Title screen.
00:34 Game starts.
00:55 Screen 001 completed.
01:20 Screen 002 completed.
02:06 Screen 003 completed.
03:04 First life lost.
03:18 Second life lost.
03:54 Third life lost. Game Over! Final score 630 points.
03:57 Initials entry.
Based on the 1982 classic arcade game, Mr Do!, this version is more of a puzzle arcade game than an all out action title. You control Mr Doo, who has to collect all the cherries on each screen to move on to the next. A number of flames are opponents that are deadly to the touch. They can be defeated by crushing them with apples or using a limited supply of five fireballs - but once used up, you don't get more of these so use them with care. There is also a time limit, so thinking time is limited for some of the trickier layouts.
Each screen is effectively a puzzle, where you need to work out the best way of clearing it without getting killed - it's more of a Boulderdash or Repton type game with a Mr Do! skin on it than a true version of the arcade classic.
Graphics and sound are decent enough and the game is entertaining if you like puzzle arcade games, but perhaps disappointing if you were expecting the full Mr Do! experience.
This run was made on the 19th June 2026 using the Arculator emulator on PC as an A3010. There are no level selections and the final score was 630 points.
Time stamps:
00:30 Title screen.
00:34 Game starts.
00:55 Screen 001 completed.
01:20 Screen 002 completed.
02:06 Screen 003 completed.
03:04 First life lost.
03:18 Second life lost.
03:54 Third life lost. Game Over! Final score 630 points.
03:57 Initials entry.