Squish 'em

The player controls Sam in an attempt to climb a series of vertically scrolling, uncompleted, 48 storey buildings. Each time Sam reaches the top of a building he grabs a suitcase full of money and parachutes to the start of the next building. Each building is represented by a grid of girders connected vertically and horizontally in different patterns; sometimes there is only a single way up to the next storey of the building. The style of buildings does not change, but the grid layout and colors change as Sam progresses through the game. Sam moves by shimmying horizontally across the grid and climbing upwards; once he has moved up a storey he cannot climb back down.

The buildings are patrolled by dangerous enemies which move horizontally across the grid. Debris is dropped from above which Sam must avoid. Making contact with an enemy without jumping on them or being hit by falling debris results in Sam being knocked from the building and losing a life. The player starts the game with four lives; extra lives can be collected during play and up to 128 can be held by the player.

Craig Holyoak of Deseret News rated the ColecoVision version 3 out of 5, praising the game's voice effects but criticizing it for being unoriginal, despite the boundaries of technology being pushed. He stated that the game contains "plenty of cute", enabling it to appeal to all ages and both genders. He also stated that "there is little new here that will keep an experienced gamer long at the screen." Holyoak played the game intensely for a number of days, but lost interest after mastering the ability to squish the more dangerous enemies. He finished by stating, "if you are less jaded and are looking for a climbing game with a new twist, Squish 'em may well be it."

In a "B−" review of the Commodore 64 version, Video Games Player wrote, "Once you really learn to slide and squish, it feels like dancing. But don't expect this game to keep you occupied over the long winter."

An unofficial clone, even using the same name, was released for the Atari 2600 in 2007.