If you are instead referring to a wrestling-themed game (given the term "Suplex"), you may be looking for titles by , such as the PC remaster of Super City or Wrestling Revolution , which feature deep, physics-based grappling systems and the ability to perform suplexes in various environments like factories or car parks.

: You control a red sphere named Murphy through levels filled with "printed circuit board" graphics. The primary challenge comes from falling "Zonks" (rocks) and "Infotrons" (collectible atoms) that can crush you if you move out from under them too slowly.

The "deep features" of this title center on its intricate puzzle-action hybrid system, originally inspired by Boulder Dash :

: Support for higher-resolution graphics and controllers, moving beyond the original 320x200 EGA/VGA limits.

: Allowing players to adjust the game speed to compensate for modern PC processors that would otherwise run the DOS-era code too fast.

: Murphy can "dig" through base circuitry or push certain objects from the side. A key advanced technique is collecting items or breaking circuits without moving by holding the Spacebar and pressing a direction.

: Later levels introduce special ports that trigger personal gravity for Murphy, forcing him to fall unless he is supported by a circuit or wall, significantly increasing the platforming difficulty. 2018-Era Feature Enhancements

: While original versions required sequential progress, many 2018-era remakes allow users to skip up to three levels or use "save hacks" to unlock all 111 levels at once.