Developer: Rob Fulop

Rob Fulop began as a programmer at Atari, where he wrote the 2600 versions of Night Driver (1980) and Missile Command (1981); the latter hides his initials as an Easter egg. Unhappy with how Atari rewarded his work, he left in 1981 and co-founded Imagic, where he made several of its best-known cartridges.

Night Driver: race down a dark, winding road. It passed 1.9 million copies by 1983.
Missile Command: defend six cities from waves of falling missiles.
Demon Attack: Imagic’s biggest hit and the Arcade Awards’ Video Game of the Year.
Cosmic Ark: the sequel to Atlantis, with a moving starfield built on a hardware bug.
Fathom: switch between dolphin and seagull to rebuild Neptune’s trident.
Cubicolor: a sliding-tile puzzle Imagic never released, later sold by Fulop himself.

The list also has Actionauts, his unfinished 1984 puzzle in which you program a robot. Pick any of them below and play it in your browser.