Games developed by Axlon
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MotoRodeo
This is a real split-screen monster truck race using the Atari 2600.
First, you move the joystick up and down to choose whether your opponent is a human or a computer, a blazer or a truck, a tire or a truck. Tires can easily overcome obstacles, while trucks bounce higher. On the next screen, you choose whether you want to compete on Hard, Medium or Easy, or practice any of the obstacles in the game.
Press the joystick button to accelerate. Move the joystick down to perform a wheelie on the ground. Move the joystick left or right in the air to control a spin. Move the joystick left or right quickly to escape from the swamp. Hold down the joystick button while moving forward to use the Nitro Burst.
Difficulty switch
Only the left switch is used.
When set to A, the game becomes a scoring game, with the player with the most points at the end of the race winning.
When set to B, it becomes a timed race with the first player to reach the finish line winning.
Secret Quest
Released in 1989, Secret Quest is an Atari 2600 game that quickly gained popularity among gamers for its unique gameplay and engaging storyline. Developed by Axlon, a company founded by Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell, this game is a testament to the company's commitment to creating innovative and enjoyable gaming experiences.
Secret Quest is set in the year 4002, where players assume the role of a space explorer named Epsilon who must navigate through a mysterious alien space station in search of a powerful artifact called the Chalice of Light. As Epsilon navigates through the various levels of the space station, players must solve puzzles and defeat enemies to progress through the game. The game's storyline is presented through a series of beautifully rendered cutscenes, making the gameplay experience feel like an interactive movie.
One of the most striking features of Secret Quest is its graphics. Despite being released for the Atari 2600, a console known for its limited graphic capabilities, this game manages to impress with well-designed levels and detailed sprites. The colors used in the game are vibrant, and the space station's layout is intricately crafted, giving players a feeling of exploration and discovery as they progress through the game.
The gameplay of Secret Quest is also worth mentioning. It is a combination of action, adventure, and puzzle-solving elements that keep players engaged and on their toes. As Epsilon progresses through the levels, new challenges are introduced, such as switches that manipulate gravity, teleporters, and tricky enemy AI, making each level unique and unpredictable.
Furthermore, Secret Quest features a complex scoring system that rewards players for their performance in the game. Points are awarded for completing tasks, defeating enemies, and collecting power-ups, adding a layer of competitiveness to the game and encouraging players to replay levels to achieve higher scores.
Aside from its engaging gameplay and visuals, Secret Quest also boasts an impressive soundtrack. The music, composed by famous Hollywood composer Jerry Goldsmith, adds to the game's ambiance and helps build tension during challenging levels.
