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Licence to Kill

1983 1 Players Not Rated

The 'Top Secret' Sink - lair factories have been taken over by the neonasty organisation, the dreaded 'Surclives'. Your mission - armed only with an electro magnetic screwdriver and a license to kill, you must recover the prototype C7 3/4 and make your escape. This vital mission is entrusted to you, the best secret agent the country has and with your track record, we know you can do it. The time limit on solving computer codes is 1 minute 15 secs (bar display). Cheat code is entered while "Press space to continue" message is scrolling and has various effects. The cheat code is There are seven maps which denote where items are in the 7 x 32 grid (seven doors per level, 32 levels). Further instructions on screen.

Release date
December 31, 1983
Developer
Alternative Software
Publisher
Alternative Software
Players
1

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Licence to Kill

The 'Top Secret' Sink - lair factories have been taken over by the neonasty organisation, the dreaded 'Surclives'.

Your mission - armed only with an electro magnetic screwdriver and a license to kill, you must recover the prototype C7 3/4 and make your escape.

This vital mission is entrusted to you, the best secret agent the country has and with your track record, we know you can do it.

The time limit on solving computer codes is 1 minute 15 secs (bar display). Cheat code is entered while "Press space to continue" message is scrolling and has various effects. The cheat code is

There are seven maps which denote where items are in the 7 x 32 grid (seven doors per level, 32 levels). Further instructions on screen.

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ActionPlatform

Modes

Single Player

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Developer
Alternative Software
Publisher
Alternative Software

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1983 · Not Rated

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