Androids

Arcade Game: Maze · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English

Sunshine Books Ltd · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95

Also known as Androide Cero (Spanish)

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Releases

1983Sunshine Books LtdPound sterling 5.95
1983Firefly SoftwarePound sterling 5.00
1984Ventamatic Sold as Androide CeroSpanish peseta 1400.00

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Androids.tzx.zipTape image English7 KB
Androids.tap.zipTape image English11 KB
Androids(FireflySoftware).tzx.zipTape image 4 KB
Androids(AndroideCero)(Ventamatic).tzx.zipTape image Spanish7 KB

Documents

Androids.txtInstructions English2 KB

Other files

Androids (1983)(Sunshine Books).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB

Files and rights

Distribution permission is on record, granted to another archive rather than to this one. Screens and pictures are copied here; everything else links to the archive that holds it.

AllowedFirefly Software → WorldOfSpectrum
AllowedVentamatic → WorldOfSpectrum

Credits

Peter Akedcredited
Ian CraigInlay/Poster Art

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WorldOfSpectrum 23 votes7.43

In the magazines 27

Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.66

Crash

Producer: Sunshine Books, 48K £5.95 Androids boasts a vast maze populated with homicidal robots and is Sunshine's version of 'Frenzy/Panic. Armed with a laser (fires in the direction you're pointing) and five lives, you must find the hidden exit to the next level. Special panel's replenish your force field and laser power. It's a 'no win' game for points. The graphics are good, nice animation and machine code makes for high speed movement. Good value for money and very playable.

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Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.50

Crash

Producer: Sunshine Books, 48K £5.95 Androids boasts a vast maze populated with homicidal robots and is Sunshine's version of 'Frenzy/Panic'. Armed with a laser (fires in the direction you're pointing) and five lives, you must find the hidden exit to the next level. Special panel's replenish your force field and laser power. It's a 'no win' game for points. The graphics are good, nice animation and machine code makes for high speed movement. Good value for money and very playable.

Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.50

Crash

C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #22Aug 1983 · p.19

C&VG (Computer & Video Games)

THE AWESOME ROBOTS AIM TO KILL! If you think of cute characters like Metal Mickey when somebody mentions robots then forget it. Start thinking about homicidal laser-spitting death droids! In Androids, the latest game from Sunshine Software of London, you are being pursued through a maze by the robots. You are armed with a gun - though this has limited fire power and will have to be replenished from time to time by walking over the coloured squares. Androids is available from Sunshine at £4.95. The game will run on the Spectrum in 16 or 48K. Also new from Sunshine this month for the Spectrum is space shoot 'em up called Galaxy Attack for the 48K machine. Your ship has crashed on a distant planet. It's a race against time to rebuild your craft in time before the alien Walkers reach it and blast your defenceless crew.

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