Bannercatch

Each time the players successfully capture one of Max's flags, part of his face will be revealed; the goal is to try to see all of Max's face. To help with this quest, the game includes maps which provide an overview of the entire playing field (each player will only be able to see a small portion of the screen at a time). Also, hints about his flag's whereabouts can be gained by tricking Max into telling about it. This is done by positioning a player over one of the robot sensors and attempting to communicate with Max disguised as one of his robots. Since Max talks to his robots in binary, the player will need to translate a series of binary numbers to convince Max to reveal clues about his flags' location. At any time during the game, the player can freeze the action; this allows for checking the maps or taking a rest. The game features five different levels of difficulty along with a demonstration mode. Points are earned for successfully capturing the flag, tagging a robot which is carrying your flag, and winning the game.