"Zorro" is an adventure and arcade game released in 1985 for the Atari 400/800 XL XE platforms. Published by Datasoft in the United States and by US Gold in the United Kingdom, the game was programmed by James Garon with graphic design by Kelly Day. Players navigate Zorro through various screens filled with puzzles and obstacles, aiming to rescue the damsel in distress. The gameplay includes a mix of platforming and puzzle-solving elements, set against the backdrop of the iconic Zorro universe.

The game has received mixed reviews, with an average rating of 6.2/10 on Atarimania, highlighting its challenging puzzles and the nostalgic enjoyment it brings. However, some players noted that the game's music could become repetitive over time, though this can be mitigated by turning off the sound. The game is notably more extensive in its disk version, which contains more screens and content compared to the cassette version, making it the preferred choice for a fuller experience​​​​.