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Kevin Blake, Jason Sobell & Peter Fotherfill
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Bug Eyes


Bug Eyes


Bug Eyes

"No complaints about the programming but just a bit lacking in that extra flair which usually characterises Icon games."
A&B Computing

"This one's a maybe. It's quite fun, but there are more entertaining games to spend £8 on."
Acorn User

"Bug Eyes is a simple but enjoyable game which will keep you amused for a while."
Electron User

"A colourful, enjoyable, addictive arcade adventure game that all games people should own."
Home Computing Weekly

"A playable but unexciting game... The graphics are good but they don't hold any surprises."
Home Computing Weekly

Introduction

The Xxabaneans (nicknamed the Bug Eyes) have set their sights on conquering the planet Earth. Galactic Intelligence have succeeded in locating the flagship, disguised as a meteorite and have managed to find out their plans. Their power generator is trained on Earth, ready to wipe out civilisation. It can only be approached by penetrating the ten levels of the ship, which are heavily guarded by Bug Eyes and devious booby traps. This power generator must be destroyed before the ship gets within range of the Earth. For this assignment, Galactic Intelligence have picked their best agent - the delectable Space Agent Zelda.

Game Controls

During the loading process, you will be presented with three options for Left and Right controls.

Screenshots

Cover Art Language(s): English
Compatibility: Acorn Electron
Release: Professionally released On Cassette
Original Release Date: 16th Jun 1985
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Downloads

Bug Eyes (Cassette)
Bug Eyes (5.25" Disc)
Bug Eyes (3.5" Disc)