Subterranean Stryker (1985) 
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| Publisher: Genre: Author(s): Minimum Memory Required: Maximum Players: Joysticks: Language: Media Code: Media Type: Country of Release: Comments: |  Insight SoftwareArcade Mike Follin, Mark Wilson, Peter Gough, Tim Follin 48K 1 Kempston, Interface 2, Cursor Eng N/A Audio cassette Europe | Sinclair ZX Spectrum Amstrad CPC |
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(Anonymous) (Your Spectrum 14) 27th Dec 2008 04:07SUBTERRANEAN STRYKER
Insight / £6.95
Dave: When I first started playing this game I got that feeling that I'd been here before. On reflection, I decided that though the game as a whole is new, it's blagged a lot of ideas from other games.
Your aim is to destroy the enemy's Power Crystal which is situated on the fifth level of an underground complex.
Off you go, steering your ship through all the levels, avoiding the nasties and rounding up slave workers. Once you've collected all the workers, you gain entry to the next level.
The complex itself is made up of smoothly scrolling caverns - you can see where you are on the screen display as well as other status information about shields and the like. Each level is about eight screens wide and you'll find in them a fair old selection of fully animated flying and earthbound hazards I can't see that the game's got much to offer the arcade player but the graphics are O.K.
Perhaps it's worth a look for the rest of us mortals. 2½/5
Ross: This combined shoot 'em up and maze game has some nicely animated graphics. Shame the flickery scrolling spoils the effect. 3/5
Roger: The name hints at this being Arthur Scargill's favourite Spectrum game.
If only the enemy Power Crystal wasn't in the hands of Auntie Maggie! 4/5
Insight / £6.95
Dave: When I first started playing this game I got that feeling that I'd been here before. On reflection, I decided that though the game as a whole is new, it's blagged a lot of ideas from other games.
Your aim is to destroy the enemy's Power Crystal which is situated on the fifth level of an underground complex.
Off you go, steering your ship through all the levels, avoiding the nasties and rounding up slave workers. Once you've collected all the workers, you gain entry to the next level.
The complex itself is made up of smoothly scrolling caverns - you can see where you are on the screen display as well as other status information about shields and the like. Each level is about eight screens wide and you'll find in them a fair old selection of fully animated flying and earthbound hazards I can't see that the game's got much to offer the arcade player but the graphics are O.K.
Perhaps it's worth a look for the rest of us mortals. 2½/5
Ross: This combined shoot 'em up and maze game has some nicely animated graphics. Shame the flickery scrolling spoils the effect. 3/5
Roger: The name hints at this being Arthur Scargill's favourite Spectrum game.
If only the enemy Power Crystal wasn't in the hands of Auntie Maggie! 4/5
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History
This title was first added on 19th September 2006
This title was most recently updated on 27th December 2008