Overview

Released in 1989 by TAD Corporation under the Electrocoin license, this arcade game offers players an engaging run-and-gun experience. Players take on the roles of commandos tasked with taking down enemies and blowing up installations. The game is set across five stages, with the ultimate goal of obliterating the enemy’s headquarters.

Gameplay

The game is played from a third-person perspective and features single-player and cooperative multiplayer modes. Players control their on-screen character to dodge incoming fire while aiming and shooting at enemy targets. The game introduced a cover system, allowing players to move behind obstacles for protection, adding a strategic element to the fast-paced action.

Technical Aspects

Featuring colorful graphics and relatively smooth animation for its time, the game was praised for its simple yet challenging gameplay mechanics. The levels were designed to gradually increase in difficulty, providing a satisfying progression for players.

Legacy and Impact

Though not as widely discussed as some other titles from its era, the game helped popularize the use of cover systems in shooter games, influencing future developments in the genre. Its cooperative mode was well-received, offering an opportunity for collaborative gameplay in the arcade setting.