The Thomson MO5 was a home computer released in France in 1984. Here are some of the best games for the Thomson MO5, along with their features, pros and cons, and official website links:
- "Croisière pour un cadavre" ("Cruise for a Corpse"): This point-and-click adventure game was originally released for the PC, but a version was also developed for the Thomson MO5. Players take on the role of detective Raoul Dusentier, who is investigating a murder on a luxury cruise ship. The game features hand-drawn graphics and an engaging story.
- "Pengo": This arcade-style game was originally released by Sega in 1982, but was also ported to the Thomson MO5. Players control a penguin named Pengo who must navigate a maze and avoid enemies while collecting diamonds.
- "Carnaval": This platformer game features a carnival theme and was developed by Loriciels. Players control a character who must jump and dodge obstacles to reach the end of the level. The game features vibrant graphics and catchy music.
- "Boulder Dash": This classic arcade game was ported to many different platforms, including the Thomson MO5. Players control a character named Rockford who must collect diamonds while avoiding falling boulders and enemies.
- "La Chose de Grotemburg": This text adventure game was developed by Infogrames and takes place in a haunted mansion. Players must solve puzzles and explore the mansion to uncover its secrets.
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