Super Skweek (USA, Europe)

Super Skweek is a puzzle game that landed on the Atari Lynx in 1991, developed and published by the French studio Loriciel. It's the follow-up to the original Skweek from 1989, and while it appeared on several home computers, this Lynx version brought the colorful tile-painting action to a handheld screen. The Lynx version was released in both USA and Europe regions.

The core objective is to guide your little character across a grid-based maze, painting every square a solid color while fending off or avoiding wandering enemies. Each level presents a new layout packed with colored tiles you must convert, often with obstacles, power-ups, and extra hazards. The challenge comes from planning routes efficiently and not getting cornered by the baddies that roam the board.

For retro puzzle fans, Super Skweek is a solid entry in the Lynx library. It's straightforward yet addictive, fitting the same mold as games like Qix or Amidar but with its own quirky charm. The Lynx's vibrant screen makes the colorful graphics pop, and while it's a simple concept, it offers enough level variety to keep you coming back. If you enjoy old-school arcade puzzles, it's worth a look.