KIM Goes to the Moon

aka: Lunar Lander

Moby ID: 112776

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Released

April 1977 on KIM-1

Credits

3 people

Publishers

BYTE Publications, Inc.

Moby Score: n/a

Genre: Simulation
Visual: Fixed / flip-screen
Interface: Text parser
Vehicular: Space flight
Vehicle simulator

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: Type-in
Input Devices Supported/Optional: Keypad
Number of Offline Players: 1 Player

Description

KIM Goes to the Moon is a Lunar Lander variant. The game is played on the six digit LED display on the front panel of the KIM-1. The first four LEDs represent the crafts altitude or fuel level (the player can toggle the state). The last two LEDs represent the rate of descent. The player uses the number keys to change the thrust rate in an attempt to land the module safely on the moon without running out of fuel.

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Credits (KIM-1 version)

Written by	Jim Butterfield
Acknowledgements	Ted Beach (suggested the addition of the F flag when displaying fuel) Chuck Eaton (spotted the cause of an erratic bug in the original keyboard input subroutine)

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MobyGames ID: 112776

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Game added by vedder.

Game added September 2, 2018. Last modified February 22, 2023.