Mappy-Land

The gameplay is similar to the original Mappy, where the player must collect items and avoid enemies with the assistance of trampolines that will break if jumped on too many times before landing (Jungle World being the one exception to this). The player is a mouse, and the main items to collect are presents. The mouse must at all times avoid the deadly cats. Unlike the original, the doors and Microwave Doors are not present, and instead stage specific counterattack items can be used.

Mappy can perform a short jump to trigger these items as well as collect the target items; he can also jump over the Meowkies if timed well. In addition, Mappy can carry a number of distraction items (up to 15) to temporarily stop enemies from pursuing:

Mappy must travel through various themed areas, collecting six target items in each one, while attempting to avoid Goro and his gang of Meowkies. The target items differ depending on the story:

Story 1: It is Mapico's birthday, and the task is to collect cheese as her present.

From contemporary reviews, the four reviewers in Electronic Gaming Monthly found the game appealing for different reasons. One said the game isn't revolutionary, but better than most, and was loaded with content to discover. One found it positively addictive and appropriately challenging. A third said the game starts out slow, but its graphics and other features brought it all together appropriately.

From retrospective reviews, Skyler Miller of Allgame said that fans of the original arcade game Mappy would feel at home with Mappy-Land but said that the flat and simple visuals, which would have looked dated by the American release of the game, would hurt the overall appeal of the game.