Man Trap

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

Century City Software Ltd · 1984 · Pound sterling 1.99

Also known as Man-Trap (English)

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1984Century City Software Ltd Sold as Man-TrapPound sterling 1.99
1985Mind Games Espana S.A.Spanish peseta 795.00

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ManTrap.z80.zipSnapshot image English5 KB
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Man-Trap.txtInstructions English1 KB
Man-Trap(MindGamesEspanaS.A.).txtInstructions Spanish1 KB

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In the magazines 3

C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #37Nov 1984 · p.35

C&VG (Computer & Video Games)

CHEAP THRILLS! Following the spate of companies offering very cheap software for the Spectrum and Commodore 64, yet another software house has emerged promising games tapes for under £2. Century City, a new company based in the West Midlands, has launched a series of four titles for the 16 and 48K Spectrum. Laser Lord is a fairly typical "protect the world from the nasty googly-eyed Martians", sort of game. The second game, Man Trap, is a tactical war game, in which you yet again "attempt to save the world from almost certain destruction". Sentinels is Century City's answer to Galaxians on the Spectrum. The fourth game is Kamikaze Collector. Century is also planning a new range of software costing £2.99 each which they claim is comparable with software selling for £6 or £7.

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