Hole Land
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| Hole Land | |
|---|---|
| File:Holelandflyer.png Japanese flyer of Hole Land | |
| Developer(s) | Tecfri |
| Platform(s) | Arcade |
| Release | 1984 |
| Genre(s) | Vertical shooter |
| Mode(s) | Up to 2 players, alternating turns |
Hole Land is a 1984's arcade game developed by Tecfri.[1][2]
Gameplay
Player controls a multi-colored robot able to jump and shoot enemies such as small humanoids, rats and snakes that come from holes on the screen. The goal is to eliminate them all.[3] Enemies are able to attack the player with bombs, making him unable to jump or shoot for a short time.[4] The player can also become defenseless getting hit by rocks coming from vulcans.[5] A life is lost when enemies touch the player and take away the robot's lower half, which can be avoided by jumping over them without touching them.[6] At the two first stages, everytime the robot is damaged by rocks and bombs, a friendly short old man appears to help and fix it.[7]
The game has three stages.[8] At the last part of the third one, the player faces off a hideous giant monster with a ball-shaped body and an enormous mouth with pointed teeth.[9] The goal is to shoot and destroy all of its teeth before it can reaches the player's position, otherwise the monster will devour the robot.[10] If the player manages to defeat it, the game returns itself to the first stage, endlessly.[citation needed]
References
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Database. Template:It
- ^ "Hole Land". Gaming History.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Gaming History.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
- ^ "Hole Land". Arcade Museum.
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