As somebody who had to code in Pascal (in this millennia) I just... I'm not sure I can get passed that to enjoy the game. I think this is the moment where I realize that I'm a coding language bigot.
Apparently, there are some very nice and polished games implemented in Pascal, like Hedgewars or Ultrastar Deluxe.
Then, using that TV clone, they wrote a cross-platform clone of the original DOS Borland Pascal IDE - that even comes in the base FPC distribution. Works great in Linux console:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FPIDE_1.0.10_de.png
And using VCL, they wrote a cross-platform clone of Delphi (circa version 3) IDE!
Of course for serious games, one would use macro Assemblers like MASM and TASM.
Or for those short on money for the pro versions, which included the Assemblers, inline Assembly with naked functions/procedures.
Check the feature list of Turbo Pascal 6.0, released in 1990.
https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_borlandturVersion6.0Pr...