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Silent Shadow

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This arcade shooter challenges you to escort a bomber through four perilous phases, using radar deception and power-ups for a covert strike.

Silent Shadow is a 1991 DOS game developed and published by Topo Soft; no earlier platform release is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Genre
Perspective
Side view, Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
123.96 KB
Version
Silent.exe
Rating
0 votes
Developer

About Silent Shadow

Silent Shadow is a DOS arcade game set in the Persian Gulf, where the player controls a modern fighter aircraft. The primary objective is to escort a large bomber safely to its target, where it can then destroy an enemy fleet.

Gameplay involves navigating through four distinct areas: an enemy airbase, a city, a desert, and finally the fleet itself. The escort role presents a challenging balance, as staying too far from the bomber leaves it vulnerable to destruction, while following too closely risks a collision. The player's fighter is equipped with special capabilities, including the generation of false radar images, which aligns with its "Silent Shadow" designation. A limited supply of expansive bombs can clear the screen of enemies. The experience supports two-player cooperative play, with each participant controlling a separate fighter.

Silent Shadow Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen (VGA)
Main Menu (VGA)
Planes will be deployed soon (VGA)
Starting the flight as 1 player (VGA)
Over the airfield (VGA)
Shooting at helicopters (VGA)
Over the road (VGA)
Game Over (VGA)
Title Screen (EGA)
Two planes were deployed (EGA)