Trolls and Tribulations on the Commodore 64 is a quirky mid-80s action-platformer by Jimmy Huey where an unusual, “rail-like” movement style turns each level into a little puzzle as much as a reflex test. You fight off waves of trolls/“cretins” with a gun that transforms them into eggs, then hurriedly shove the eggs into the water before they hatch again, while navigating multi-platform mazes that demand precise timing and smart route choices. Its odd control scheme is the whole hook—initially awkward, but surprisingly inventive once you adapt—and that mix of arcade pressure and puzzle-y platforming is why it’s become a small cult favorite.