Played as part of Atari 50.
Fairly novel and weird take on a shooter, but it just doesn't really come together, like at all. Catching your own bullets feels clunky and the extremely slow rate of enemies feels more like doing data entry than playing a video game. Hard to hate but really its only interesting facet is the third of a second of voice saying "quadrun".
Fairly novel and weird take on a shooter, but it just doesn't really come together, like at all. Catching your own bullets feels clunky and the extremely slow rate of enemies feels more like doing data entry than playing a video game. Hard to hate but really its only interesting facet is the third of a second of voice saying "quadrun".
It gets kudos for trying to repackage existing gameplay elements into a new presentation. It has a steeper learning curve than other games of its time, but at least that keeps it engaging for longer.