MSX Copycat for MSX Computer

NOTE: If you'd like, you can try the game online on the WebMSX emulator page (developed by Paulo A. Peccin) by clicking on the following link:
https://webmsx.org/?MACHINE=MSX1E&DISK=http://www.fourseasons.altervista.org/bttf/msx/MSX_Copycat_by_BCO.dsk

MSX Copycat is an adaptation of the classic memory game SIMON, originally created by Ralph Baer and Howard J. Morrison and distributed in 1978 by Milton Bradley (MB).

This game was developed by Alberto (BCO) Sgaggero as part of the Simon Game BASIC Programming Challenge (8Bit/16Bit), promoted by the Facebook group Retro Programmers Inside (RPI).

How to Play?
The game features four large squares in green, red, yellow, and blue. Each colored square is associated with the cursor keys on the MSX keyboard. These squares light up in a random sequence, with each square illuminating also emitting a specific musical note. Once the sequence is complete, the player must reproduce it by pressing the cursor keys corresponding to the position of the icons on the screen (for example, if the upper square lights up, the player must press the "up" cursor key), being careful to reproduce it in the exact same order. If the player succeeds in this task, they will be presented with a new sequence, identical to the previous one but with the addition of a new square/tone; the sequence to repeat becomes progressively longer, making the player's task more difficult.

Have fun!

Installation Instructions
By clicking "download now," you can obtain:  
- A ".wav" cassette image file of the game;
To load the game, once the virtual cassette has been inserted into the emulator, type: «cload "copyc",r» and then press the «RETURN» key.
With the necessary equipment, you can transfer the ".wav" file to an audio cassette to be loaded onto a real MSX.
- A ".dsk" disk image file of the game;
To load the game, simply virtually insert the ".dsk" image file into the emulator and "turn on" or "reset" the MSX. The loading will occur automatically.
You can use the files with the OpenMSX emulator.
- A ".txt" file with source code of the game.

Disclaimer
MSX Copycat is free software and is provided "as is." We cannot guarantee that it will work properly, especially on real hardware. By using this software, the user assumes all risks. We are not responsible for any damages to computer hardware, data loss, or any other issues that may arise from using MSX Copycat.