DJ Puff

DJ Puff (also known as DJ Puff's Volcanic Capers and DJ Puff's Volcanic Eruption) is a 2D side-scrolling platform game. You play as DJ Puff, a fashionable dragon and raver who has had his prized CD collection confiscated by Captain Krips, a tyrannical gorilla who rules the tropical island and has outlawed fun . Armed with an endless supply of fiery boomerangs and collectible bombs or flame breath, Puff must traverse five levels filled with hazards like spear-throwing natives, killer snails, and treacherous terrain to retrieve his lost discs .

Commodore 64

Released in 1992 by Codemasters and developed by Reflective Designs . Programmed by Duncan Scott Kershaw with graphics by Jonathan Smyth and music composed by Gerard Gourley . The game supports the Visiload tape system and was priced at £3.99 . Critical reception was mixed: Zzap!64 magazine split with 85% and 59%, while Commodore Format gave positive reviews praising the cute, smooth graphics and solid collision detection, yet criticizing the frustrating "leap of faith" level design . A unique attribute allows players to modify the game speed from very slow to lightning fast .