in bundles under the name Minotaur Arcade. In December 2018, Llamasoft released Minotaur Arcade Volume 1 on Steam. This contained much enhanced versions of GoatUp and Gridrunner with support for playing on the Oculus Rift but also playable in 2D. A Playstation 4 version of Minotaur Arcade Volume 1 was released in October 2019. Minter revisited the enhanced Minotaur Arcade framework to produce an original game, Moose Life, released on Steam in August 2020 and on Playstation 4 in February 2021. In December 2022, Minter announced that he had been contracted to produce a complete and up-to-date version of their abandoned 1982 prototype arcade machine Akka Arrh, the original version of which had become available to the wider public as part of the recently published collection Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration. Other appearances Minter appeared in the interactive film Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, released in December 2018. The film is based around the 1980s video game industry in the United Kingdom; Minter played Jerome F. Davies, the author of the titular Bandersnatch novel, who murdered his wife. Minter also contributed to the documentary film From Bedrooms to Billions. Minter appears extremely briefly as a background character in Ashens and the Polybius Heist. Personal life In online forums and informal game credits pages Minter usually signs as "Yak", which is, in his own words"a pseudonym chosen a long time ago, back in the days when high score tables on coin-op machines only held three letters, and I settled on Yak because the yak is a scruffy hairy beast – a lot like me ;-)." Since 2015, Minter has used the name "Yak" relatively rarely, usually signing as "Stinky Ox" or "Jeff Minotaur". He lives in Wales with his partner Ivan "Giles" Zorzin, four sheep, two goats, two llamas and a dog. Although Minter is synonymous with Llamasoft, Zorzin is jointly responsible for the recent titles. Minter likes Indian food, particularly chicken vindaloo. Sheep are his favourite animal; he has kept them as pets for many years. Games Second- and third generation games Deflex (VIC-20, Commodore PET) Centipede (ZX81, 1982) 3D Labyrinth (VIC-20, 1982) Abductor (VIC-20, 1982) Andes Attack (VIC-20, 1982) a.k.a. Defenda Bomb Buenos Aires (VIC-20, 1982; Atari ST, 1988) a.k.a. Aggressor, Bomber, Blitzkrieg City Bomber (ZX Spectrum, 1982) Gridrunner (VIC-20, Atari 8-bit, ZX Spectrum, 1982; C64, 1983) Matrix: Gridrunner 2 (VIC-20, 1982; Atari 8-bit and C64, 1983; C16, 1986) Rat Man