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Sinclair ZX Spectrum

Deathscape

1986 1 Players 35% Not Rated

Deathscape is a space "rail" shooter with an FPS perspective. "Deathscape" is the name of special arena, where gladiators of the Sol Federation and the Varg Empire fight to use battle as a political solution. However, the Empire breaks the rules and sends hundreds warriors. The player is chosen to stop them. Gameplay is simple, the player automatically flies a long tunnel and controls cross-hair to aim at incoming enemies. Later, the player must fight against giant vessels and the Varg mother-ship. The player's fighter has a two independent tanks of fuel. If in danger the ship can be teleported outside the arena. The game uses a vector display and a 3D view.

Release date
December 31, 1986
Developer
Pete James
Publisher
Starlight Software
Players
1

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Deathscape

Deathscape is a space "rail" shooter with an FPS perspective. "Deathscape" is the name of special arena, where gladiators of the Sol Federation and the Varg Empire fight to use battle as a political solution. However, the Empire breaks the rules and sends hundreds warriors. The player is chosen to stop them. Gameplay is simple, the player automatically flies a long tunnel and controls cross-hair to aim at incoming enemies. Later, the player must fight against giant vessels and the Varg mother-ship. The player's fighter has a two independent tanks of fuel. If in danger the ship can be teleported outside the arena. The game uses a vector display and a 3D view.

Genres

Shooter

Modes

Single Player

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Developer
Pete James
Publisher
Starlight Software

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1986 · Not Rated

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