PC-8001mkII games are among my favorites, because the graphic capabilities were maturing, but not yet at the standard of the core library of the digital RGB library of games, where most machines had a standard palette of 8 colors with per-pixel control of the screen. It gives them a unique appearance. The PC-8001mkII generally employed four-color palettes, like CGA, but featuring less hideous outcomes.

In Arrenger (on the box) or Arranger (on the title screen) your task seems to be arranging things. Specifically, arranging those little squiggly pegs on the platforms. I guess the goal is to arrange them in the layout displayed in the bottom-right of the screen, but maybe not exactly that simple? Some of the marked circles on the layout don't seem to match with reality. But I got 400 points so I must have done *something* right!

This game also features a construction mode, which I didn't seem to test out.

This is one of few big-box RAM Software games I have seen, and like its cousin, it also features a throwable airplane.