In the early 1980s, as the arcade gold rush exploded, games could be broken into three categories: A-listers like Pac-Man and Q*Bert, B-list bootlegs like Crazy Kong and Caterpillar, and C-list crappers like Minky Monkey, Shark Attack, and Triple Punch.
Gameplay: You're a carpenter. Your job site is a building filled with squares of varying sizes. Your job is to walk around the squares, dropping little blocks. When a square is surrounded with blocks, it will fill in, giving you some points. You complete a level by filling in all the squares.
But this isn't your average carpentry simulator! An evil hammer-wielding gorilla called Gorigon, a paintbrush-like "Erazer," a ball of fire, and a naked pink ghost called Ottobake have joined forces to disrupt your hard work. The Erazer will, um, eraze your blocks, while the rest of his buddies just try to kill you. Because you're much smarter than the average carpenter, you've brought a giant boxing glove to work, and all it takes is three punches to knock out all of your enemies. (Except fire, which is, of course, invincible.)