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Green Five is a surreal sci-fi adventure game in the style of Prince of Persia and Out of This World. You guide R76384EJ, a computer-generated lifeform who must fight through an artificial universe, fraught with many challenges. If he succeeds, he can live a peaceful life in a safe colony with Q94578WK, the digital girl of his dreams. If he fails, both of them will be deleted. Developed in Amiga AMOS, the game was initially released as shareware in 1994, with a full version planned. However, the death of the Amiga meant that the game when unreleased. However, in 2005, the developer Mark Judge released the full version of the game for free.
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