Commodore 64
Scramble 64
Scramble 64 is an unofficial Scramble variant. Besides the graphical differences, the biggest change is that the bombs fall in a horizontal line instead of an angle. Scramble 64 a side scrolling shooter. Piloting a plane through varied (and mountainous) terrain, your goal is to infiltrate an enemy base and destroy it. Missiles, tanks, UFO's, and other enemy artillery can all be found and will try to stop you. Colliding with any of these enemies, enemy fire, or the landscape will cause you to lose one of your planes. To fight back, your plane is equipped with both bombs and guns which can destroy most of the enemies you'll encounter. Your plane has a limited amount of fuel, and you'll crash if you run out. To replenish the fuel supply, you must bomb the fuel depots which will appear on the ground occasionally.
- Release date
- January 1, 1983
- Developer
- Ian Gray
- Publisher
- Interceptor Software
- Players
- 1
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Scramble 64
Scramble 64 is an unofficial Scramble variant. Besides the graphical differences, the biggest change is that the bombs fall in a horizontal line instead of an angle. Scramble 64 a side scrolling shooter. Piloting a plane through varied (and mountainous) terrain, your goal is to infiltrate an enemy base and destroy it. Missiles, tanks, UFO's, and other enemy artillery can all be found and will try to stop you. Colliding with any of these enemies, enemy fire, or the landscape will cause you to lose one of your planes. To fight back, your plane is equipped with both bombs and guns which can destroy most of the enemies you'll encounter. Your plane has a limited amount of fuel, and you'll crash if you run out. To replenish the fuel supply, you must bomb the fuel depots which will appear on the ground occasionally.
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- Ian Gray
- Publisher
- Interceptor Software
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