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Since 1985. it's the same answer, this shit on the zx spectrum. Can't believe it got published.
Edit: won "Best Original Game" at the Computer and Video Games 1983 Golden Joystick Awards, fuck me sideways
Imagine Software had made a name for itself, too. It was reasonable to see that name and expect some quality.
I mean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX-jNPasffc
Also, it worked markedly shittier on an unemulated speccy. This was the same year that saw the arcadey pinnacle of Jetpac and this glitchy creepy grindfest that challenges only patience and tolerance to noise gets itself a golden joystick for originality because of using lolrandom toy sprites.
Edit: I'm actually still mad 39 years later they made me fiddle with a screwdriver to load that shit