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Unreal

Moby ID: 16391

[ All ] [ Amiga ] [ Atari ST ] [ DOS ]

Amiga screenshots

thumbnail — Intro screen.

thumbnail — Playing the game with Sound FX requires 1 Mb of memory which was not standard in 1990.

thumbnail — Blast your way riding a red dragon Galaxy Force-style.

thumbnail — Fighting a praying mantis in the first Shadow of the Beast-inspired platform level.

thumbnail — Although in a screenshot the graphics look beautiful, the animation is a bit crude.

thumbnail — Once you lost all your lives, a training mode becomes active giving you infinite lives to finish the game.

thumbnail — The second platformlevel sees more advanced puzzles and pixel-perfect platformleaping.

thumbnail — You will get the "You crashed"-message very often. This shoot-'em-up level is a graphic mess.

thumbnail — In the far distance a rotating raytraced castle can be seen. Here your final confrontation will take place.

thumbnail — In the castle you will encounter many bosses.

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — First flying level: luckily the trees can be blasted

thumbnail — I will try...

thumbnail — Intuitively, I would suggest to gain some height

thumbnail — Most likely my intuition didn't work

thumbnail — Rocks cannot be blasted

thumbnail — Platform level: fire can added to your sword at the fire place

thumbnail — Oh, a sorcerer!

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen (VGA)

thumbnail — First level where you fly through an ice-age level. In this phase, the game screen does not populate the entire screen. (VGA)

thumbnail — Jump around and kill things with your sword (VGA)

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