Ah Diddums PC

Players control a teddy bear escaping a toy box to soothe a crying baby in this remastered 1983 action classic from ZX Spectrum developers Imagine. Move across the screen to collect building blocks and stack them into a staircase at the top. Fend off hostile toys by hurling objects, but watch out-clearing them all triggers the plasticine boss, while Jack-in-the-Box stuns foes when activated. Climb through 99 levels to succeed. This PC version adds save and load anytime, modern controller support, full remapping, and image scaling with smoothing. Retro action fans get a faithful revival with these quality-of-life tweaks.

Originally released in 1983, this classic cute game for the ZX Spectrum from British developers Imagine saw players take on the role of a teddy bear trying to escape from a toy box to comfort a crying baby. Now, relive those days in this remastered emulated version.

Gameplay

As the loyal Teddy, move around the screen, picking up building blocks to build a staircase at the top of the screen. The other toys, scared that if the baby is comforted then mother will turn out the lights and they won't be able to play any more, will attack you. You can defend yourself by throwing objects at the enemy toys, but beware, defeating all the enemies will summon the fearsome plasticine. Your only ally is Jack-in-the-Box, who will temporarily stun all enemies on the screen when woken up. There are 99 levels of the toybox to climb through to reach your ultimate goal.


This enhanced version introduces a number of modern features to this retro classic, including:

• Saving/loading the game at any point
  
• Support for most modern game controllers
  
• Full control remapping
  
• Image scaling and smoothing options