The Trap Door is a computer game published for several 8-bit formats in 1986 by Piranha Games. It was written by Don Priestley and based on the British children's television show of the same name. In The Trap Door, the player takes control of Berk, who must perform tasks for "The Thing Upstairs" a never-seen entity who lives in the upper floors of the castle where Berk works. In order to help him complete his task, Berk must make use of the many objects lying around his part of the castle as well as the creatures that emerge from the trap door. Berk is assisted by Boni, a talking skull, who provides hints when picked up. He is also somewhat hindered by Drutt, a spider who loves eating worms. Gameplay is largely based around puzzle-solving and the use and manipulation of the many objects littered around Berk's chambers. Berk will also need help from some of the strange creatures that lurk in the caverns under the trap door and these creatures can often be as much a hindrance as a help (as well as downright dangerous). Once Berk has finished taking advantage of a creature's "assistance" he also has to find a way of making sure it goes back down the trap door. The game has two different skill levels: "Learner Berk" and "Super Berk". The difference is that "Super Berk" mode includes flying ghosts that appear a set time after each task is announced. The ghosts hinder the player's progress by attacking Berk, sending him spinning into another room if he doesn't manage to avoid them. The game can only be completed in "Super Berk" mode. The music was composed by David Dunn It was followed by a sequel in 1987 called Through The Trap Door, also written by Priestley and published by Piranha.

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All of our games are pre-owned and PAL unless stated otherwise in the title.

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Please be aware that the games may arrive with scratches or wear: on the disk, cartridge, case, manual, inlay or cover, also plastic case games e.g. PS1, DC may have cracks in case. This is to be expected as the majority of our items are 20+ years old.

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All pre-owned consoles will come with 1 controller and all the required cables unless stated otherwise. Pre-owned consoles may have signs of wear in some form. such as, scratches, light marks, dents  etc.

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How We Grade Our Games

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Games

• Sealed - Game is factory sealed 

• Complete – Manual is present, any extra artwork, inlays or inserts may not be included

• No Manual – Manual not included

• Disk Only - Disk only present (No game case, manual or art work included)

• Cart Only - Cartridge only present (No box, manual or artwork included)

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Boxed Games

• Mint - No Signs of use 

• Very Good - May show slight signs of use, minor creases or frayed edges (No tears)

• Good - Will show signs of use, creases, frayed edges or minor tears

• Fair - Will show signs of use, creases, frayed edges or tears

• Poor - Will show heavy signs of use, creases, frayed edges, tears 

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Consoles

Boxed

• Complete - Has inserts & manual

• Incomplete - Missing inserts and/or manual

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• Mint - No signs of use

• Very Good - May show slight signs of use, minor creases or frayed edges (No tears)

• Good - Will show signs of use, creases, frayed egdes or slight tears

• Fair - Will show signs of use, creases, frayed edges or tears

• Poor - Will show heavy signs of use, creases, frayed edges, tears

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Unboxed 

• Unboxed - No box​

• Console only - No accessories included (Controller, Power, AV)

• Discounted - 3rd party controller included and/or heavily scratched

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