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Commodore Amiga

Bubble Gun

1993 1 Players 63%

Bubble Gun is an Action game, developed and published by Weathermine, which was released in Europe in 1994. The story behind Bubblegun is a simple one. You are a small crocodile with a gun that can fire bubbles (hence the inspired name) who is trapped in a castle and has to find their way to freedom. Quite why they are trapped in a castle, or why they are carrying a large gun, or indeed why they are trying to escape isn’t made clear at any point, but then who really takes any notice of game plots these days? What you are left wit is a very basic platform game, where you begin somewhere in the middle of a four-way scrolling maze. Dotted around the maze are a variety of objects, such as points bonuses, energy bonuses and time bonuses, but the most important things to look out for are sections of keys. You can carry three items at once, and there are three sections to each coloured key, so it isn’t too much trouble to build up a complete key. Once you have the key built, all you need to do is find the chest with a coloured lock that matches it. Open the lock and fruit and gems fall out. If you’re really lucky, a block with “Exit” written on it will appear. This is the key that opens the level exit, and is the one thing you are looking for.

Release date
December 31, 1993
Developer
WeatherMine Software
Publisher
WeatherMine Software
Players
1

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Bubble Gun

Bubble Gun is an Action game, developed and published by Weathermine, which was released in Europe in 1994.

The story behind Bubblegun is a simple one. You are a small crocodile with a gun that can fire bubbles (hence the inspired name) who is trapped in a castle and has to find their way to freedom. Quite why they are trapped in a castle, or why they are carrying a large gun, or indeed why they are trying to escape isn’t made clear at any point, but then who really takes any notice of game plots these days?

What you are left wit is a very basic platform game, where you begin somewhere in the middle of a four-way scrolling maze. Dotted around the maze are a variety of objects, such as points bonuses, energy bonuses and time bonuses, but the most important things to look out for are sections of keys. You can carry three items at once, and there are three sections to each coloured key, so it isn’t too much trouble to build up a complete key. Once you have the key built, all you need to do is find the chest with a coloured lock that matches it. Open the lock and fruit and gems fall out. If you’re really lucky, a block with “Exit” written on it will appear. This is the key that opens the level exit, and is the one thing you are looking for.

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Developer
WeatherMine Software
Publisher
WeatherMine Software

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1993

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