NES

Driar

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Emulator

Frame rate
0 FPS
Speed
0 %
Uptime
0:00
Controller
Keyboard

Emulated console

CPU
Ricoh 2A03 (6502), 1.79 MHz
Memory
2 KB RAM
Video
PPU, 256×240, 54 colors
Video memory
2 KB VRAM
Sound
5 channels: 2 pulse, triangle, noise, DPCM
Cartridge
Mapper 1 · MMC1 / SxROM, 128 KB / RAM
Emulator core
FCEUmm (EmulatorJS)
Driar [NES]

About Driar

Platform
Developer
David Eriksson and Stefan Adolfsson
Year
2012
Players
1
License

A puzzle platformer by Swedish programmers David Eriksson and Stefan Adolfsson, released in February 2012.

Driar, a small pink creature, has to collect every star in each room and then reach the exit while other creatures roam around. You start with 10 lives.

The game was made for PAL consoles, and an NTSC build followed. It is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0, its music uses the MUSE engine, and Jonas Hortell drew the cartridge labels. Driar is also on the first Action 53 multicart.

In January 2025 bitmagine Studio released Driar Revival for Windows, Linux and browsers, and later a free ZX Spectrum version.

How to play

Controls
The D-pad moves, A jumps, B runs, Start pauses.

Facts

  • Announced as released on the NESdev forum on 26 February 2012.
  • Licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0 Unported.
  • Included on Action 53 Volume 1.
  • bitmagine Studio's Driar Revival came out on 20 January 2025.

Cartridge

Mapper
1 · MMC1 / SxROM
PRG / CHR
128 KB / RAM
Mirroring
Vertical
Saves
No

131,088 bytes · CRC32 9AC644F4 · MD5 1276bd89a20f343ac230370acdd8d8a0

Keyboard controls

D-pad
← ↑ ↓ →
A
Z
B
X
Start
Enter
Select
V

Steam Controller

D-pad
D-pad
A
A
B
B
Start
Start
Select
Select

Xbox controller

D-pad
D-pad
A
A
B
B
Start
Menu
Select
View

DualSense controller

D-pad
D-pad
A
✕
B
○
Start
Options
Select
Create

Keys and controller buttons can be remapped with the Controls button under the game. Save and Load keep a snapshot of the game in your browser. Steam Controller works as a gamepad through Steam Input. On phones, on-screen buttons appear.

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