Look: 8/10 Cute colors, cute concept with turtles, gorgeoussssss building graphic at start of game, love the question mark boxes, but otherwise functional maze graphics. It wasn't all that clear I was picking up babies till I read up online, then it seemed much more clear! Heh. Edit: I went back into the game to get 2 screenshots: one of the build I loved at the start of the game, and the other of the maze level design

Sound: 7/10 Even tho essentially annoying, I'm always excited when there seems to be "actual videogame music" in these early games. It really felt like a console song. Nevertheless, I basically forgot I was hearing it after a while, which is both good (not annoying, despite the era) and bad (forgettable, annoying when actually pay attention for a while heh).

Play: 7/10 The title screen/instruction texts were kinda ambiguous on what I was getting into, and as the maze screen appeared, I was worried I was walking into a turtle-themed pac-man game. I suppose you could say it is, but that would be unfair to the much broader genre of maze games. This is a good maze game, certainly with Pac-Man elements. It almoooooost game me some Robby Roto vibes, but not quite as exciting and unique. Oh, and the controls were very tight, responsive, and well-done. Always nice to see in the early 80s, a rather clunky or misguided time for game controls heh. Main complaint about the controls is that issue with a lot of maze games, even shooter games like Berserk and the many games it influenced, where pressing up when the corner of a wall is above you, might make your character horizontally shift a bit the direction you didn't want and go up the wrong hallway. Hard to explain, but just a little clunkiness due to collision masks that is more than common for arcade games this era heh. I really enjoyed the game, but it did get a bit tired/dry into the 3rd floor/stage. And to think there are 8 in total! Meh at a certain point. " Pro"-tip: Use the little nooks that the question marks are/were in to wait for the enemies to pass.

Feel: 8/10 Cute concept, tho not sure why beetles are the evil ones. Do beetles eat baby turtles? And why we going up floors in a building. So absurd lol. And the game cover, with the car lol just all so far out and goofy. I love it. The question mark boxes reminded me of Crash Bandicoot. It took a little figuring-out, er and a quick google search to be sure, but I had mostly worked out what was going on on my own :-D . Avoid the beetles (obviously), get those question mark boxes to hopefully get a baby on your back, and rush to the house that appears. You can drop bombs and reload in the center of maze. Apparently there are 8 stages but of course I didn't tell myself I had to get them all done--it is after all an arcade game. Still, I played for way longer than I expected, and despite my lackluster gaming abilities, I got through 3 floors/stages! Ope, for goodness sake, I just discovered it's Konami. Surprise surprise heh. Anyway, at its best moments it felt like Oddworld Abe's Odyssey Pac-Man Edition heh, at its worst it felt repetitive and another arcade maze along the way through my project.

Attachment: 7/10 Cool idea and execution, likely I would replay it when in the mood for early arcade maze games, but otherwise, another fun arcade game! Interesting to see how many arcade game were doing the multi-stage thing in this era.