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Titanic
Topo Soft
December 30, 1988
Genres
Shooter, AdventureDevelopers
Topo SoftRelease Date
December 30, 1988 (36 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
Erbe Software, Topo Soft, KixxFranchises
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The game, based on the story of the ocean liner Titanic, takes place under the bottom of the sea by a diver who must find the secrets of the sunken Titanic. Throughout the adventure we have an air counter that acts as energy that reduces over time and by contact with enemies. We also have a series of arrows or harpoons that we can shoot to defend ourselves. The enemies are sharks, giant octopuses and a number of other fish types. The game consists of two phases, the first being the objective to find the sunken ship and the second inside the ship, find the safe, burst it and obtain its contents.
Genres
Shooter, AdventurePlatforms
ZX Spectrum, DOS, Amstrad CPC, MSXDevelopers
Topo SoftRelease Date
December 30, 1988 (36 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
Erbe Software, Topo Soft, KixxFranchises
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