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🧭 Prologue – Echoes of the Wild Circuit In 1983, at a time when arcade designers were exploring bold ideas and playful worlds, DACHOLER emerged as one of the era’s most curious creations. Rather than relying on realism or conventional action tropes, the game embraced a surreal savannah where animals behaved like elastic toys and physics bent toward comedic exaggeration. It was a world defined not by narrative, but by motion—swift, unpredictable, and delightfully strange. At the center of this digital wilderness stands an ostrich, the player’s avatar and the heart of the experience. Its long strides, rapid acceleration, and expressive animations give the game a distinctive rhythm. Targets scatter across the landscape—rabbits, crabs, and other creatures that defy biological logic—each moving with its own tempo and personality. The result is a chase game that feels both whimsical and mechanically sharp. DACHOLER captures the spirit of early arcade experimentation: simple contro...