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Score

Video game concept

Player is given a score on their performance. Often an integral part of gameplay, such as the main goal.

144

platforms

Fallout (MS-DOS)

Man Catch a Pea II (Commodore 64)

Man Catch a Pea II

Fireblaster (Atari ST)

Solar Empire (Amstrad CPC)

Warlock's Quest (Amiga OCS)

Warlock's Quest

Lettrix (Amiga OCS)

Laser Zone (VIC-20)

Treasure Island Dizzy (ZX Spectrum)

Treasure Island Dizzy

Jikai Shounen Mettomag (Famicom Disk System)

Jikai Shounen Mettomag

FDSY 1987-07-03

Pipeline (Amstrad CPC)

Kwik Snax (Amiga OCS)

Maze Mania (Amstrad CPC)

The first video game about Score was released in 1969.

Atari, Mastertronic and U.S. Gold has published most of these games

Should NOT be used for games where "score" is actually representation of game progress. As in, there's no deviation in score when players complete the game (even this is not so strict if there's optional content, that is, the game can be finished with less than "100% completion").

See also: player statistics, paid killing (in case score is also your wealth)

Parent group

Child groups

Online ranking, Score multipliers, Score oriented, Score loss

Platforms

C64		1333
ZX Spectrum		921
Amstrad CPC		897
MS-DOS		895
Amiga		676
Atari ST		532
Linux		435
NES		344
Tandy Coco		339
Windows		288
Arcade		282
MSX		253
Mac OS Classic		248
Atari 400/800		175
C16/Plus4		135
BBC		113
Memotech MTX		112
Commodore PET		106
Atari 2600		105
VIC-20		96
Apple II E		92
Oric		84
PCE		81
Mega Drive		76
Master System		73
GB		67
Electron		67
Win3.1		63
Famicom Disk System		62
Atom		59

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