Hundra (1988)

Hundra is an adventure arcade game released in 1988. Published by the Spanish company Dinamic Software for the ZX Spectrum 48K, the title was created by a team including Ricardo Puerto, Raul Lopez, Roman Hergueta, and Javier Cubedo, with cover art provided by Luis Royo.

The game features single-player side-view 2D gameplay with flip-screen movement. Technical features include beeper music, border effects, and support for Kempston joystick or redefinable keys. The game also contains a Moai statue cameo and was released on multi-machine media.

The original price was 875 Ptas. Beyond the ZX Spectrum, the game was also available on Amstrad CPC and MSX platforms. The title is based on the movie produced by Continental Movie Productions.

The game holds a 33% rating from Crash magazine, while users have awarded it an average score of 7.8 based on 44 votes.

In Russia, the game gained recognition through numerous TR-DOS versions released by various groups. POKE codes for the title were published in magazines such as Revival and Micro. Cracked cassette versions by Atossoft were also available.