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Obliterator

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This arcade platformer challenges you to infiltrate an alien craft, disable its systems, and escape as a bio-engineered warrior.

Obliterator was developed and published by Psygnosis for MS-DOS and other platforms in 1989; the DOS version is a 1989 release, matching the legacy year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1989
Size
246.64 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Obliterator

In Obliterator, the player assumes the role of Drak, a bio-engineered machine designed for extreme missions. The objective involves infiltrating an alien spacecraft to neutralize key systems such as shields and drives before making an escape.

Gameplay unfolds across static screens that sometimes form maze-like environments, requiring exploration. While the presentation is primarily non-scrolling, an optional setting allows for scrolling transitions between these areas. The action is arcade-oriented and platform-based, with a variety of weapons available for use throughout the mission.

Obliterator Screenshots

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Psygnosis logo (EGA/Tandy)
Title screen (EGA/Tandy)
Starting a new game (EGA/Tandy)
The first level (EGA/Tandy)
Watch out for dangerous creatures (EGA/Tandy)
A less than successful mission (EGA/Tandy)
Title screen (CGA)
Gameplay (CGA)
Starting a new game (CGA)
Start Menu (CGA)