Gives you the default KGoldrunner landscape, with red bricks and wooden ladders.
Gives you a nostalgic look at the original Apple II game, as it was when you plugged your Apple II into your TV set — otherwise you had a monochrome monitor.
Actually, the hero was white, the enemies had white pants and orange (flesh-tint) tops and the gold was white boxes with orange panels. The whole effect was fuzzier (a sort of hardware anti-aliasing), which made the bricks look almost three-dimensional — difficult to recreate on today's pin-sharp monitors.
For fans of the movie “Superman” or the James Bond movie “Die Another Day” — or you can use it on a hot day.
For real KGoldrunner addicts, on those late-night sessions.
Inspired by the icon colors on the KDE desktop.
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