Twisted: The Game Show is a 1993 educational game developed by Studio 3DO and published by Electronic Arts.
To move up the board, the player must roll the Cyber-Die, a screen consisting of three rows and nine columns with numbers ranging from 0–2. A selector bounces back and forth in each row. When the player stops the die, it adds the 3 highlighted numbers together to determine how many squares the player moves. The totals range from 0–6.
If a player lands on a space occupied by a different contestant, that player gets another roll of the Cyber-Die.
The game board (also known as the "Palindrome") is a vertical twisted helix consisting of a 90-space climb to the winner's platform at the top.
Twisted: The Game Show is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:
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