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

Match is a game written by George MacRae and published by CodeWorks - Cursor for the Commodore PET. It was released during the late 1970s or early 1980s, a period when CodeWorks - Cursor was known for producing software for early personal computers, particularly the Commodore PET series. The game was distributed on cassette tape, which was a common medium for software distribution at the time.

The gameplay of Match involves a matching or puzzle-solving mechanic, typical of early computer games designed to be simple yet engaging. While specific details about the game's mechanics or objectives are scarce, it aligns with the style of other CodeWorks - Cursor titles, which often featured straightforward, text-based or simple graphical interfaces due to the limited hardware capabilities of the Commodore PET.

George MacRae was a notable programmer during this era, contributing to the growing library of software for early home computers. CodeWorks - Cursor, as a publisher, focused on creating accessible and educational software, often targeting users who were new to computing. Match is one of the lesser-known titles from this period, reflecting the experimental and niche nature of early computer gaming.