Vinyl Goddess from Mars

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Also known as

Jill of the Jungle II Vinyl Bogini z Marsa

This platformer challenges you to help a stranded goddess repair her ship and recover her belongings across perilous levels.

Vinyl Goddess from Mars was developed by Six Pound Sledge Studios and published by Union Logic Software Publishing for DOS in 1995. It is the original game, not a port or remake, so the original release year is also 1995.

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Platform: MS-DOS
Released: 1995
Genre: Platformer
Theme: Sci-Fi , Fantasy , Space
Perspective: Side view
Visual: 2D scrolling
Size: 1.72 MB
Version: GODDESS.EXE
Rating: 0 votes
Developer: Six Pound Sledge Studios
Publisher: Union Logic Software Publishing, Inc.

About Vinyl Goddess from Mars

Vinyl Goddess from Mars is a platform game where the player controls the titular character. Its design and gameplay are noted as being similar to earlier titles such as Jill of the Jungle or Gods.

The narrative setup involves a ship carrying the Vinyl Goddess to an intergalactic B Movie convention in the distant future. A meteor shower causes severe damage, forcing an emergency ejection and a crash landing on an unknown planet. The core objective is to navigate through various levels and episodes to locate ship parts, recover personal belongings, and make repairs in time to continue the journey.

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