GoldPusher
GAME » on 1995
A shareware puzzle game for Windows and Macintosh computers, where you move a little guy around and push a pot of gold onto the top of a small rainbow.


Overview

GoldPusher is a shareware 2D puzzle game developed and published by Willem Vree, Daniel Vree, and Erich Friedman for Windows PCs and Macintosh computers in 1995. As the titular "gold pusher", players must push a pot of gold onto the top of a small rainbow, navigating against obstacles and preventing the cauldron from getting stuck. Playing somewhat similar to the Boulder Dash (Franchise) series, some objects of the game (such as rocks, balloons, and the cauldron itself) are affected by gravity, while other objects (such as the player and enemies) do not. After years of revisions, the game was later made freeware and recreated for online browsers (which is playable here).

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