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Operation Logic Bomb

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Also known as
Ikari no Yousai 怒りの要塞

Investigate a lab accident as a bionic soldier in this top-down shooter, using multiple weapons and stabilizing dimensional rifts.

Operation Logic Bomb (Ikari no Yousai) was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993 in Japan and North America; it is the original game, not a port, so both years are 1993.

About Operation Logic Bomb

Operation Logic Bomb is a top-down shooter where the player controls a cybernetic soldier. This operative is deployed to a secret research facility after a catastrophic accident in interdimensional physics severs all contact and power.

The core progression involves navigating the compromised facility, battling emergent monsters, and activating switches. Environmental stability is a key factor, as dimensional rifts obstruct certain routes and technologies until those areas are secured.

Story details are uncovered by accessing computer memory banks scattered throughout the levels, which contain recorded footage of the incident. For combat, the soldier is equipped with a primary and a secondary weapon, both of which can be swapped freely and upgraded with new armaments discovered in the environment.

Operation Logic Bomb Screenshots

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Man or Machine...
Title Screen
Attacking a ring of turrets
Take this red soldier!
Shooting through a glass window
Acessing a map terminal
Playbacks of different events during and leading up to the accident is all the story you're going to get
Dimensional rips (the blue area) show that reality itself is corrupted.
Two dimensions collide in this otherwise green valley
Devices such as this are setup to spread the dimensional corruption
The spread weapon hits all these turrets at once
This laser weapon bounces off walls