Does the sun ever set in Sneak 'n Peek?

[+Propane13]

Never been that bored to find out. Does the game actually end?

 

-John

[pumbaaj]

The only place I have ever been able to hide is under the sofa. I've had more fun playing ET.

[adams_ale]

Can you hide outside? I know you can go outside of the house to look. Been awhile since I played this game, for obvious reasons.

[Vic George 2K3]

Actually, it's the moon, and no, it never sets in this game. Tried to see if it did once and it just hangs on the right side of the screen.

[Fellow Atari Man]

Can you hide outside?

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I think you can hide behind the house, if I remember correctly (I don't have the game any more)

[moycon]

I'm thinking every room has a set # of static hiding places and one hiding place that moves slightly..or at the very least is more difficult to find. Like for instance I know you can hide under the sidewalk out-side, but I'm thinking that it's not always in the exact same spot. Could be wrong tho, havnt played the game in a looooooooooooooong time.

[+Trebor]

http://www.atariage.com/manual_html_page.h...wareLabelID=445

 

 

"...Sneak'n Peek is played in and around a spooky old house with a large yard

and three weird rooms. Each room, including the yard, is a separate scene:

 

- a living room

- a pink bedroom

- a blue bedroom

- the yard

 

Each scene contains up to five hiding places. That makes a total of twenty

hiding locations. Some of them are in really strange places, and some of

the locations can change depending on the level you select".

 

"...Sneak'n Peek Game Variations

 

Game 1

One Player Game

Fixed Hiding Places

Computer Hides

 

Game 2

Two Player Game

Fixed Hiding Places

Players Both Hide

 

Game 3

Two Player Game

Variable Hiding Places*

Players Both Hide

 

Game 4

Two Player Game

Fixed Hiding Places

Computer Hides

 

* 3 fixed hiding places and 2 variable hiding places. The 2 variable hiding

places can change from their standard positions to new positions in the same

scene. They change every time a player enters the scene to hide".

 

"...Diagrams of Hiding Places

(including direction required to enter each hiding place and whether it each

is a variable or fixed hiding place.)

 

Living Room

Under Blue Couch (up, fixed)

Behind Blue Couch (left, fixed)

Bottom of Room Left (down, fixed)

Bottom of Room Right (down, variable)

Corner of Room, Right-side of Couch (up, variable)

 

Blue Bedroom

Under Side of Pink Bed (up, fixed)

Under Foot of Pink Bed (up, fixed)

Left Side of Room Bottom (left, variable)

Right Side of Room (right, variable)

Closet Right Side (right, fixed)

 

Pink Bedroom

Under Side of Blue Bed (up, fixed)

Under Foot of Blue Bed (up, fixed)

Closet Left Side (left, fixed)

Room Floor Center Left (up, variable)

Room Floor Center Right (up, variable)

 

The Yard

Left Side of House (right, fixed)

Right Side of House (left, fixed)

Walkway (up, fixed)

Right of Front Door Under Windows (up, variable)

Right Side of Yard (right, variable)"

 

-Trebor

[+Propane13]

The moon! Of course; it happens to be night. How slow I am.

 

Anyway that this game could be hacked to be... more interesting?

Or, maybe after a few beers, it would be somewhat fun.

 

I do remember playing it when I was a kid with my sister, and I had an awesome move where I could get behind the couch in less than 1 second. And, when my sister would "seek", she'd always be screwed (because there was less than a second to search the whole house). I guess that if you had a fixed location and knew how to get in there right away, everyone else was pretty much hosed. Good tactics, I say!

 

-John