Alligator Moeras | Classic retro game for the Commodore PET Computer (1980)

Alligator Moeras is a game written by Jos Leppens, a developer known for creating software for the Commodore PET. The game was likely developed in the late 1970s or early 1980s, during the peak of the Commodore PET's popularity. Jos Leppens was part of a small but active community of developers creating games and software for early personal computers, particularly for the Commodore PET series.

The exact details about the gameplay, plot, or mechanics of Alligator Moeras are not well-documented, and there is limited information available about its release or distribution. The publisher of the game remains unknown, which is not uncommon for early computer games, as many were distributed informally or through small, independent channels. The title suggests a theme involving alligators and a swamp (moeras is Dutch for swamp), but specific details about the game's content are scarce.

Jos Leppens is primarily remembered for his work on other Commodore PET games, such as Lunar Lander and Space Invaders, which were popular among early computer enthusiasts. While Alligator Moeras is less well-known, it is part of the broader legacy of early computer gaming and the pioneering efforts of developers like Leppens, who contributed to the growth of the gaming industry during its formative years.