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Painter Momopie

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Also known as
ペインターモモピー

Clean every floor of a haunted castle while avoiding ghosts and using magic spells.

Painter Momopie was released for the Game Boy in Japan on December 7, 1990, published by Sigma Enterprises. This is the original and only platform release.


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Released
1990
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
31.25 KB
Rating
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About Painter Momopie

Painter Momopie is a Game Boy title where the core objective involves cleaning every tile of a castle's floors. The environment is segmented into distinct rooms, each with its own layout that can include narrow passages, open areas, or dead ends. A time limit applies to each room, making the pacing challenging as the player navigates.

Movement across a tile is sufficient to clean it, and a room is completed once all tiles are clean. Hostile ghosts patrol the areas, and contact with them results in the player's defeat. To aid in this task, the protagonist can cast magic spells, such as those to temporarily halt time, eliminate a nearby enemy, or increase movement speed. Each spell consumes a specific quantity of magic points.

Painter Momopie Screenshots

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Title Screen.
Let's clean the floors.
Magic screen.
Baddy appears.
Killed.
Next room.
Being chased.