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Space Ace II: Borf’s Revenge

Review

This interactive cartoon challenges you to time keystrokes perfectly, guiding Dexter through 27 hazardous scenes to defeat Borf's minions.

Space Ace II: Borf's Revenge was developed and published by ReadySoft for MS-DOS in 1991; it is a sequel to Space Ace and not a port of an earlier game, so the original release year is also 1991.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Size
3.15 MB
Version
sa2.exe
Rating
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About Space Ace II: Borf’s Revenge

Space Ace II: Borf's Revenge is a PC adaptation of a laserdisc arcade game based on a Don Bluth cartoon. The player follows the story of Dexter, a cadet who can become the powerful Space Ace to rescue Kimberly from the villain Borf.

Gameplay consists of watching short animated scenes and pressing specific keys at precise moments to avoid hazards. The correct inputs, which include directional keys and a fire button, keep the sequence playing, while mistakes trigger a death animation and cost one of three lives. This makes the experience challenging, as timing is critical within scenes that last only seconds.

Although the PC version is spread across many disks, it is a reduced port of the arcade original, with most scenes shortened. Progress can be saved at four points during the adventure.

Space Ace II: Borf’s Revenge Screenshots

10 images
Title screen.
The evil Borf, babalized by the Infanto Ray in Space Ace 1, returns to his full size.
Dexter defends Kimberly against Borf's minions, but they succeed in kidnapping her.
Mr. Monster has a healthy appetite.
Whoa! Laser drones!
Is it really Kimberly...
...or just a giant Anti-Ace in disguise?
Hero snacks... can't eat just one!
Catch a falling girl.
Snakey like crunchy spaceships!