Xenon 2 Megablast Longplay (Amiga) [50 FPS]

Developed by The Assembly Line/The Bitmap Brothers and published by Image Works in 1989.
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Following their defeat at your hands at the conclusion of the original Xenon, the Xenites are back and this time they're angry. In fact, they're so angry that they've only gone and planted time-bombs in an attempt to disrupt the fabric of time and space itself. Only you and your heavily-armed attack vessel, the Megablast, can hope to prevail against the Xenite threat and ensure humankind's continued safety.
Xenon 2 is the highly successful and much-lauded sequel to what was a fairly average vertical shoot 'em up, and is regarded as another true Amiga classic.
The game itself is a fairly straightforward shoot 'em up this time around. The transformation between aerial and ground combat vehicles has been ditched, simplifying the game design. However, don't be fooled into thinking that "simple" means easy, because this is easily one of the hardest and most frenetic shmups on the Amiga.
The game hurls numerous waves of strange, bio-organic Xenite foes at you, which you must attempt to dispatch as quickly as possible. The enemies move extremely quickly and their attack paths can cover the entire screen; while some enemies do fire projectiles, it's far more important avoid colliding with them.
Holding down the fire button fires your ship's weapons, but the rate of fire is painfully slow unless you buy the rapid fire power-up from the shop. You can fire more quickly by repeatedly tapping the the fir button, but this becomes tiring very quickly; I must confess that I resorted to using an auto-fire joystick to prevent my fingers from dropping off. Even with the auto-fire enabled, the game is still rock solid.
Destroying all enemies in an attack wave releases special credit bubbles. Grabbing these adds to the amount of cash that you can spend on ship upgrades in the shop. The bubbles don't hang about and will quickly disappear from the screen if not collected in time.
Perhaps one of the more unconventional features of the game is that each stage features branching paths that require you to fly through narrow, rocky channels. Some of these routes lead to dead ends, where you will need to pull back on the joystick to engage your reverse thrusters and navigate your way out. Fortunately, your ship doesn't take damage when colliding with the scenery, although this is small blessing as trying to avoid oncoming enemies and projectiles is difficult.
As with other Bitmap Brothers games, there is a comprehensive upgrade system, which allows you to equip all manner of upgrades, extra weapons and power-ups to your ship. Although upgrades can occasionally be collected from capsules in each level, you'll acquire the majority of your hardware from the shop. Upon entering, the surly alien vendor will allow you to sell upgrades that you no longer want, as well as purchase new equipment using the cash you managed to collect during the level. The interface for the buying and selling is pretty slick and easy to navigate. Once transactions are complete, you'll be booted back into the vacuum of space, ready to continue the fight.
Aesthetically, the game features some fantastically pretty graphics, courtesy of Mark Coleman. The graphics and design certainly feel ahead of their time, especially considering the game was released in 1989.
Probably the most iconic feature of the game is the music, which begins playing from the off. The track in question is Megablast (Hip Hop on Precinct 13) by Bomb The Bass, albeit reworked to fit into the game. I suspect that the track is much more famous for being the soundtrack to Xenon 2 than as part of the album for which it was originally written.
The only real problem with the game lies in a misjudged difficulty level. Whereas most games have a difficulty curve that eases you into the game and gets progressively more challenging, here the opposite is true. The game treads a very fine line between fun and frustration, with more than an occasional lurch towards the latter.
All of the Bitmap's games were tough, but their later releases increasingly struck the correct balance between difficulty and accessibility as they became more accomplished with each successive release.
For me, Xenon 2 is flawed classic, but a classic nonetheless.
#retrogaming

[@JD.Knight]

Just found this....after 30 years of singing this song in my head and years of searching.....im so happy right now 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cherrycoke8658]

Hahhaha totally same here 😂

[@neliz8]

Search for: assault on presinct 13 1976 soundtrack. It's the original john carpenter soundtrack of his movie.

[@DocoptikN]

30 years after and the music still rocks!!!

[@mvit7094]

Yes it does

[@matcarfer]

I still humble the PC speaker from day to day.

[@sejobl]

Bomb The Bass

[@willbox8802]

@@sejobl its John Carpenters Assault on Precinct 13 score, which BTB also sampled.

[@andyw5962]

@@willbox8802 incorrect, it’s btb megablast, which sampled John Carpenter

[@HerrCherno]

The enemy designs in this game are phenomenal, especially the bosses.

[@jozilla5421]

I think the Level- and Creaturedesign is outstanding for that time.With the great soundtrack also worth mentioning is that in not many other shmups (if any at all) you could upgrade your firepower with so much options to choose from.I mean the "Drone" weapon alone shoots in 8 directions if not more and is so powerful.

[@francescozacca9898]

I had this game in a floppy disk..... What a wonderful days......

[@StrawberrySunday212]

The Bitmap brothers, then Psynosis for games...outstanding.

[@TheLambdaTeam]

Gotta love the attack of the killer tomatoes 😂

[@wchen2340]

Holy crap i totally forgot about the hours and hours i have been grinding this game as a boy. but as soon as i tuned in i knew exactly what kind of alien bug would be comin which way up next. I even remember how i would quit and start over again back then if i missed one of the "bubbles" in an early stage. how much i hated these guys that were overlaying themselves upon each others....thats so weird.... what a timewarp. thanks alot

[@TheLambdaTeam]

Once I got to level 4 with the bees, I could technically grab unlimited cash. The game had a glitch too: if y'collected too much monies, the counter would overflow and it'd be back at zero...hated it!

[@Peace.Love.Psychedelics]

I played the crap out of this back in the day and r type.. happy days

[@Newwaver2007]

I remember playing this. I kinda was good at this, also Golden Axe was one of my favorites

[@Luxedrina]

"Give me the cash!" Hahaha, what an ill-mannered store guy ;D.

[@LeShark75]

I have the Amiga version sat right here and give it a blast every now and again. But, I'd love to see some kind of remastered version for modern consoles and PC. I agree with a few of the other comments here Re the in game music, I have to say that the CD TV version/remix is worth a look and listen too. Cracking game.

[@edsherman2092]

Bitmap Brothers announced a sequel a long time ago (c.; 2002) and there is a download for it but as far as I know it was never released. www.bitmap-brothers.co.uk/features/xenon2000/index.htm

[@pagb666]

The hitboxes for the enemies were so small... even with the insane autofire they slip between shots

[@AL82RetrogamingLongplays]

If I'm honest, it was never the Bitmap's best game; cool visuals and music, but gameplay was too hard in my opinion.

[@pagb666]

Yeah, I can relate... just like my feelings for Magic Pockets.

[@UKStormChaser]

DUDE you totally just rekindled flashbacks to my childhood. This was my all out favorite game on the Amiga 500. THANK YOU!!

[@cvdheyden]

Wow, this game was one of my favorites. And ofc NFS. Nice!

[@Duncan_1971]

So to those DJs that think you're the greatest Just stop look and listen 'cause you haven't heard the lastest Don't touch that dial That's over nine, zero point thirty hours There have been mixes and dance tracks Put together in the past But none can outrun or equal The power of Megablast Oh yeah, check this out Is that him? Could I be right? Could that be Kid, uh Dyn-o-mite Say turn it up Say turn it up Say turn it up Play for the, play for the, play for the Hip-Hop Ah dyn-o-mite All that scratching is making me itch Play, kick it Check this out Well how about cutting that reefer Oh yeah All that scratching is making me itch That's over nine, zero point thirty hours All together now (Oh my God) It's a Megablast It's the real blast, it's the real blast We give it the name a Megablast (it's the real blast) It's the real blast known to gonna last We give it the name a Megablast Dyn-o-mite Could I be right? Could that be Kid, uh Dyn-o-mite

[@Alexandra-Rex]

This and Tetris are the first two games I played on PC in the early 90s :D

[@PoundShopOrwell]

This needs to be brought back immediately

[@spmatt9044]

Awesome tune and game!!! 🎮

[@thegroviegangefc1765]

Thanks for the memorise, loved this game.

[@chembleton]

Very similar game to Terra Cresta (which also had an amazing soundtrack)

[@daniela_dundel]

hated the bad collision detection....kept me frustrated, but liked the concept a lot, the design etc

[@xxxxSylphxxxx]

Can I ask why you avoided the flamethrower? I remember it being amazing... A few of my friends used to use the super nashwan upgrade to experience the better weapons, and I remember telling them that it couldn't rival the flamethrower?

[@xxxxSylphxxxx]

Nevermind! I just went and tried the game with the kind of autofire that you're using (*way* faster than the autofire that you pay in game money for!) Now I understand why you didn't bother with the flamethrower (or electro ball)... The power of the main guns on fast autofire eclipse everything! Thanks for the vid! I enjoyed it loads (and thought your music + sfx efforts were really kind!) 🖤

[@marvndave]

So starting at 3:15 it sounds exactly like John Carpenters theme from Assault on Precinct 13.

[@samahell9488]

Whan i was young i have one credit this game on pc version . After first lvl you buy electro ball and side shoot but you can't have side shoot and the back shoot or ather weapon like the electro ball in same time so you do better to first sell them before to gain more credit after this part of the game .

[@stets83]

The music is the soundtrack of movie district 13

[@earthwolf82]

Yep remixed by Bomb the Bass

[@madTbonez]

assault on precinct 13

[@Duncan_1971]

@@earthwolf82 The B side of 'Don't Make Me Wait'

[@10p6]

I love this game, but the Music and FX volume issues make it sound horrible; programming or hardware limitation? Saying that, it would have been interesting to see an STE version of this game as the STE had 5 channels of audio, and better volume control options than the Amiga did.

[@Luis45ccs]

Yes, only 4 channels, 1 Fx cut drums and others thinks

[@sandordrieenhuizen2446]

@@Luis45ccs In fact, there are 4x 8 bit DMA pannable channels and of course the YM2149 from the ST is present as well so that makes 7 channels in total.

[@----.__]

Somehow the Xenon 2 version is better than the original song (megablast)

[@neliz8]

The real original is from a john carpenter movie. Assault on presinct 13 1976.

[@ЕвгенийЛитвак-я4к]

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[@Kaztrofy]

Shitty game! And even though the music is awesome it doesn't really fit the game.

[@DKTronics70]

Such a over-rated game. Average music, not my cup of tea, and terrible jerky scrolling + silly decision to have music during gameplay. Hybris, did this way way much better, and better music. And to this day, remains one of the Amiga's best vertical shooters.

[@thegreatestevil1616]

You really should come out of your basement more often.

[@Midwinter2]

Totally agree with you. I bought Xenon 2 when it came out and hated it: the terrible orange/grey colour scheme, the horrible graphic style and the inexplicably slow frame rate. Compare this to Battle Squadron: 32 colours, arcade-style backgrounds, massive amounts of stuff on screen - and all running at 50 frames per second.

[@joelj7679]

Maybe you are right... But you don t have that feeling of enjoying a lot when we were child and now...

[@vrakula]

Lol what a terrible game this was..

[@earthwolf82]

Yeah I remember a quote from CU Amiga I think. An audiovisual banquet wrapped around a skeleton of a game.

[@bubbanstix2536]

It wasn't terrible.

[@gustavosantos106]

Bitmap Bros' graphics were so characteristic and unique...

[@V3nom7]

You can recognize the exact same arty mark (both assets and animations) in the so underratted rts Z (the first).

[@MrLaurizio]

But shitty music, SFX and gameplay. Boring game. And what a shitty ending...oh my....

[@NeilusNihilus]

@@MrLaurizioTerrible attempt at trolling.

[@DJPhattEric]

@@V3nom7 z was an amazing game.

[@wibblewobble1934]

Bitmap Bros were the gods of great Amiga games (pun intended :))

[@joelj7679]

How many hours of my childhood here... And now a 36 guy watching again 1 more hour. ... Thanks!

[@djshineboy]

When I showed this to friends who played games on a PC at the time their jaw dropped !!! The Amiga was WAY ahead of it's time !!! I learned how to sample on it and created my first remixes.

[@StrawberrySunday212]

It was mindblowing. There will never be anything as good as the Amiga.

[@TheLambdaTeam]

Are y'still makin' remixes?

[@djshineboy]

@@TheLambdaTeam Yep !

[@rafaellima83]

I had an MSX before I owned an Amiga. And what I most missed on the "Transition" was good shoot'em ups. I saw Xenon 2 being overly hyped on magazines, I got it (pirated, as every Amiga game existed here in Brazil), and I honestly thought it was a leaked beta or something, because there was no way that horrid, jerky mess was getting the ratings it got on magazines. Xenon 2 was a good game only if you didn't know any better. If you had access to an arcade place or had any home gaming system that had japanese games on it, you knew it was shit right from the first 30 seconds of playing it. Music is obviously awesome except by the fact it's the same song playing over and over. What I find to be even more weird is that the Amiga already had Hybris and Battle Squadron by then, both games are INSANELY superior to Xenon 2 When I got my hands on Xenon 2 I could already play Truxton on my Dad's house who owned a Japanese imported Mega-Drive back then and just a few months later we had MUSHA.... and I had Aleste, Zanac EX, Laydock 2 and other much superior shoot'em ups on the MSX before. Xenon 2 was crap the day it was released, and I will never understand all the hype around it, except by "British gamers didn't know any better"

[@squodge]

@@rafaellima83 - you're right, compared to the games you mentioned, Xenon 2 is horrible. But compared to most Amiga games, Xenon 2 was superior because, well, most Amiga games looked decent and sounded great... but played badly. The best game I ever played on the Amiga was Speedball 2. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed Xenon 2, although I found it a bit on the easy side as I was already used to bullet hell games at that point, and Xenon 2 is like 'easy mode' compared to the Raiden games. "Gods", also by the Bitmap Brothers, was another easy game. Each game took me a week to beat.

[@thespraffer10p]

Power to the Amiga, i need to say too Atari Respect to both i'm 42

[@aaa-pg8iw]

Versions for Amiga and Atari St act as slowed by 50%. See versions on Archimedes and Sharp X68000

[@excessofficialTV]

still impressed by the graphics and the animation ! that was amazing to do something like this by the time. I play it on PC, the "organic" background was missing on PC version.

[@AL82RetrogamingLongplays]

The PC was still behind the Amiga at this point, especially in the audio department.

[@PastMaxter]

Finally I saw the final of this nightmare game.

[@mvit7094]

Haha me2

[@simonmcpartlin6547]

Assault on Precinct 13!! Great movie and great track.

[@pierrepernelle2905]

I was in love with this game. I feel you experienced it..

[@Nostrum84]

I love how the shopkeeper listens to the song over his headphones as well, and then stops it as the player enters his shop :DD @ 13:57 And then BAM back into the hard groove at 14:24

[@mrredherring2900]

Ohmygod i think i never noticed this XD that's a great little detail. They even included a little hand animation , that's cute 😄

[@TheLambdaTeam]

The music is so awesome, even the alien shopkeeper can't help but listen to it 🤣

[@TheT0nedude]

This takes me back, I could get thru most of this on one life back in the day...I played it so much..

[@thegreenreaper6660]

This was an áwesome game on the Amiga! OP, i recall, once i was on level 3, i had a level 2 Laster on L2, and 2 upgraded cannonds on L1 and R1 as well, a l3 dualshot, l3 sideshot, and a l1 drone to buy once i entered stage 4: You've been missing out a lot! (PS, in stage 4, The Butterflye's can be camp/farmed if you stick in a ledge. you can cash a lot. and buy a 2nd Laser, ánd enough powerups to get all of your sides level 3, my best rounds is all that and a level 2 Drone on my tail. almost 'Full Super Nashwan Power!" to start with on stage 5, but stage 5 is really INSANE!!!...

[@Ozymandias1]

I remember the alien in the shop was named Crispin and his shop was known as Crispin's Swop Shop.

[@HerrCherno]

The Wikipedia article says the name of the shop was "Colin's Bargain Basement". I wonder what that's about?

[@earthwolf82]

Was Colin

[@edsherman2092]

Hahahaha you're right! And he sounded like he was gargling vomit when he talked.

[@tomscott7186]

Yeah it was Crispin for me too. I was on the PC, so I wonder if it was a difference when it was ported

[@waraiotoko738]

I used to play the hell out of this on SMS. Probably would have finished it if I had an autofire controller/cheat XD

[@GregDaniel78]

I loved this for the polished graphics back in the day and it still looks impressive but I was really irritated by the sfx clumsily cutting off the WRONG part of the music. I've never liked any of David Whittaker's stuff anyway, but could he have at least kept the drum beat constant and shared the 'melody channels' with the sound effects? Richard Joseph would have easily managed a better attempt. Poor even for '89.

[@maxlupin1466]

Molto brutto, corto, ripetitivo e end sequence inesistente ! L'ho giocato negli anni '90 quando avevo l'amiga e credetemi non c'e' nulla di piu' brutto di questo o quasi....!! Hybris e Disposable Hero sono autentiche rivelazioni e capolavori assoluti !!!! Attenzione, Trauma 0 e' IL CAPOLAVORO PER AMIGA SEMINALE ED ETERNO !!!

[@gustavosantos106]

Worst ending ever. Back in the day i thought my game crashed. But no. That's the ending.

[@ophe1867]

The amount of bubbles being missed annoys me! I know I'm 9 years late but still... STAY IN THE MIDDLE, THE BUBBLES WILL FALL ON YOU!!

[@samgrant1925]

Watched the whole thing. I was in love with this game in the late 80s/early 90s and played it to death. Well done for getting through it without losing any lives. A phenomenal title, and great to see it again in its entirety.

[@AL82RetrogamingLongplays]

Glad you enjoyed it - it's on my list for a 1440p QHD remake!

[@larsbonnet17]

So yeah. Basically by 34.20 I knew you’d win the game by looking at the firepower on the screen. Holy shit! There’s bullets flying eveywhere.

[@viva-amiga204]

Just bought the new A500 Mini and can't wait... this is one of the first games I will be loading up...

[@Rapanui5]

I played this game for many years in PC. However I allways had the impression that the credits you didn't spend in one stage wouldn't carry over the next one.

[@1000101011]

The Amiga was an absolute unit of a machine back then. Get ready player one!

[@aaa-pg8iw]

Versions for Amiga and Atari St act as slowed by 50%. See versions on Archimedes and Sharp X68000

[@retrorter89]

Ahhh dat music.....I can still remember the first time I heard it......still sounds amazing :)

[@rosco3866]

Pity that the audio was all screwed up in this game. Shooting the guns cut out most of the music channels.

[@astarto6946]

Music is the best in the world! Hundred times I tried to pass it in 1990-1992 on PC 286! but.. It seems it was some software mistake on 35:30. I didn't see bombs - they were not visible and my ship exploded... It was a hard game ))) I even damaged the spacebar button )))

[@maradona2891]

Best game ever

[@Duncan_1971]

I'm 51 and this makes me feel like I'm 17 again.

[@swinetastic]

Epic and quick ending ... Colin just says ... Turn off your TV set ! ... than stare at a White Dot for 3 seconds.

[@ScoopexUs]

Hehe, 50 FPS recording of a 17 FPS game :P I liked the graphics but it was annoying to play because the framerate caused bad hit detection, which is pretty important in a shooter...

[@AL82RetrogamingLongplays]

If I'm honest, I was never a huge fan of this game - the graphics and sound were great, but as you say, it's too sluggish 😉

[@musashidanmcgrath]

I first played this on my mate's Amiga back in the day and almost cried when I finally got it on my Atari ST and the music wasn't the same........ :(

[@alexanderwingeskog758]

Did the exact opposite! Played it on my friends Atari ST and I really liked it (graphics, gameplay and music) and later got it for my Amiga expecting it would utilise my Amiga fully... but it did not, it was pretty much exactly the same. So I bow to Atari (programming that game) that time and the Amiga version was probably pretty much a straight copy...

[@TechRyze]

Yep - ST doesn't have the same hardware

[@djameseddah8570]

@@alexanderwingeskog758 the game soundtrack is so much better on the amiga. That high pitch shouting sound is ridiculous on the ST, seriously.

[@aaa-pg8iw]

Versions for Amiga and Atari St act as slowed by 50%. See versions on Archimedes and Sharp X68000

[@SylwesterPietrzyk]

You needed Atari STE to match Amiga’s sound in Xenon (look for videos on YT).

[@Cappyrio]

My first ever video game !!

[@creatorsremose]

Definitely in 2 separate top 10s for me - best childhood games and most annoying game music.

[@kittgs]

Some of the best hours spent on my Amiga

[@lukashman538]

Still remember places to hide. After that game my "space tap" skill was unimaganable =)

[@pejaas]

I came to see the final boss..

[@th3lonef0x4]

4:18 I hear the main theme of assault on precinct 13.

[@theeveshamgamer]

Quite how they f****d this game up on the Megadrive I'll never know. The Amiga version still stands as the best version of this game. Sticks too your ship like Sharon to Darren :p

[@rafaellima83]

The mega drive verson is not a bad port. The game is shit on Amiga and also shit on Mega-Drive. The main difference is Mega Drive players knew better and had better options to play.

[@marinafarina4707]

@Demo Lition Megadrive is full of top games, Amiga libraries is inferior regarding shoot em up. Only some examples: musha aleste; verytex; eliminate down; undeadline; elemental master; zero wing; aero blaster;. gynoug; troubleshooter I and 2; twin hawk.........and mani many others It's obvious that port are with much probabilities inferior, but bitmap bros haven't done a good work on megadrive

[@inceptional]

I think the SNES could have done a pretty great version of this. Although, if I'm being honest, I actually find much of the visuals here slightly fugly due to the obvious low colour, so I might not actually want it on the SNES ultimately anyway since it really does look like an Amiga game through and through--not ideally suited to SNES. Mind you, I'd take a port of it now, since there's not a lot else coming to SNES these days, and something is definitely better than nothing. Maybe if there were a port the artist could add in just a bit more colour variation.

[@Wasper216]

50 FPS... yeah but only if there are no enemies or gun fire on the screen 🤣

[@aaa-pg8iw]

this game runs at 25fps with frequent drops to 17fps. An analysis of this game is available. The video author meant that the video capture is at 50fps ;)

[@mapiga]

Played hours on Atari 520 STE ;)

[@----.__]

9:44 My version of the game didn't have that "scratch" sound effect as the shutters opened. Any idea what that's about? Is it because it was pirated?

[@JimLeonard]

What is creating the massive rate of fire? Is the player using a joystick with autofire?

[@Maxwe11Z]

Most definitely.

[@Ozymandias1]

I had this game around 1990 on the Amiga and had a joystick with autofire.

[@edsherman2092]

I also had this game '89 onward and you had to use an autofire joystick to get that amount of repeating. Was impossible to do that by hand.

[@juhaolkkonen8390]

Amiga should have one more channel -- now while shooting it lacks a channel in the music. This is a bit annoying. Cheers from Finland!

[@bananaface1636]

This game is a lot more enjoyable, and requires a lot more skill, without the autofire. That's cheating really, and a lot less fun in my opinion.

[@ichich3276]

The Commodora Amiga. What a machine it was! 14 bit sound with just an 8 bit sound chip.

[@Bored_Trumpet]

You got my blood pumping. Thanks, I needed that.

[@stric10]

LMAO, the end of the game. Wasn't able to finish it as a kid, got pretty close it seems.

[@bobbarker8108]

OH MY F.... God Childhood memories XD Here is the Game have Fun archive.org/details/Xenon_2_Megablast_demo-playable_1989_Image_Works

[@m0nk3yl0v3r]

Music is phenomenal!

[@benjamincurtis1412]

Can we get a #housemarque remake? 🍻

[@animoley8012]

Remember this beast of a game very fondly. Ahhhh childhood…

[@yah9011]

Невозможно так быстро нажимать на пробел, это читерское прохождение. А игруха epic

[@4evertwisted]

Bitmap brothers made some great games. Gods, magic pockets, chaos engine and others

[@afgdfdgdfddf42]

Abadox came on the same year, just few months after. Who cpied who?

[@alexhunter0815]

Still can remember the intro 👍👍👍

[@billybobs1705]

utter crap they added an extra note...atari st never did this and it blows this shit out of the water

[@goonerlee]

I've been playing this on Antstream on my xbox and was wondering why the beat vanishes whenever you fire a weapon. Apparently that's just the way it is. Oh well...

[@----.__]

Because the Amiga only had 4 channels for sound, 2 left speaker and 2 right speaker. If you didn't fire then all the instruments could play, as soon as you fired your weapons then the game had to sacrifice instrument channels to be used as weapon channels. It's why retro gaming is on a whole different level to current games. We have all the resources and power we could hope for, compared to back then, but in the 80's and 90's the programmers had to be extremely clever in how they made games. Optimisation was key and it's why a lot of programmers are laughed at these days when new games get released on new systems with all the power they could need but they release an unoptimised, buggy, resource hungry mess a lot of time!

[@nianderwallace4776]

my childhood is in this

[@AlsGeekLab]

I came here to compare the Amiga sound vs the PC sound. Stayed for the sound. :)

[@ChiefBr0dy]

Zipstik joystick in black n yellow were da bomb for playing this game

[@Oceane1803]

Huh. BF was the voice actor of that intro (this is a joke)

[@PlasmaPhi]

Killer soundtrack!

[@neliz8]

Assault on presinct 13 1976.

[@boomme3598]

The first time I used auto fire on a joystick!

[@warparri]

nuri alço güzel çakmış

[@hei38cuhc]

my childhood :)

[@mnicy]

GIVE ME THE CASH i love that alien

[@iggynub]

Thank you! i've been looking for this game everywhere! Its exactly as I remembered it when I was a kid.

[@Pleiadian100]

Amazing old game and the music so actual