Pi-In'Ere (1984)

Pi-In'Ere was released in 1984 for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was published by Automata UK, with coding and game design handled by Jason Austin and Colin Tuck. The inlay and poster art were created by Robin Grenville Evans.

This title is a single-player arcade maze game. A notable feature of the software is its use of multicolour, also known as Rainbow Graphics. Input methods include cursor control, Kempston Joystick, and Interface 2.

The original cassette was priced at £6. No versions for other platforms were produced.

Reviews were mixed, with Crash magazine awarding 77% and Personal Computer News giving it a score of 4/10. The average magazine score stands at 58.50%.

In Russia, the game became known as 'Pioneer'. It saw several TR-DOS releases by groups such as Avalon, Masterstudio, and Andrew Sckachek, while the Micro magazine featured POKE codes for the title. Cracked cassette versions were also available.