children and adults, and its ability to teach Boolean functions in a non-threatening way. InfoWorld commented positively on the game combining play with educational value and conveying circuit design and Boolean logic to children. Similar games The engine for the game was used in several other games by The Learning Company, including the sequel Robot Odyssey, and a later game called Gertrude's Secrets. The distinctive style of the game was modeled after Robinett's earlier Atari 2600 game Adventure, to which Rocky's Boots was originally going to be a sequel. References External links Rocky's Boots page by co-author Play Rocky's Boots on the Internet Archive 1982 video games Apple II games Commodore 64 games DOS games Programming games TRS-80 Color Computer games The Learning Company games Video games about raccoons Video games developed in the United States