Games developed by Brain Bug

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We provide a list of companies that developed abandonware games. Select a company to view its games. To make searching easier, use pagination by number or letter.

Final Impact

DOS 1998

In this game the player is the captain of the 'Final Impact' squadron. While the Xarras, an alliance of hostile aliens, conquer the Core sector, he accompanies the mothership and performs 11 important missions to defeat the Xarras. At the beginning of a mission the player has to choose one of three spaceships, weaponry and ammunition. Of course, equipment costs money, which is scarce and has to be earned by solving missions. There is also a weight restriction. The missions themselves are old-school vertical shooter action: You have to destroy everything that moves. Weapons can be changed during battle and with the right ones the player can shoot in up to eight directions. In addition to waves of enemies there are other obstacles that influence the flight properties of the spaceship, e. g. magnetic disturbances.

Lollypop

DOS, Amiga 1994

Sweet is and sweet wants. Young Lolly wakes up and has an incredible appetite for sweets. Chocolate, and candy and gingerbread, and cookies and chips and marshmallows and lemonade and bubble gum and gummy bears and ice and cream and chocolate bombs frosted with sugar. Granted, we've all had those moments. But Lolly is a doll. Animated by lightning, she suddenly has life, she has a sweet tooth and she has a mission: onward to the land where candy grows and the coolers never run out! It's a hostile world for the little, innocent and rather hungry dolls, so you have to help Lolly find her way through eight great levels in this jump and run game. After escaping from the toy factory, the path to the promised land passes through places like a ghost town, a snowy world and even Lolly's own dreams. The path is far from safe: plenty of traps and monsters threaten the doll's life, but good timing, athletic jumps and an ample supply of lollipops to throw at pesky enemies help master any challenge. In desperate situations, Lolly can take a snapshot with her pocket camera, which instantly destroys all opponents on the screen. Huge level bosses guard the exit of each world; defeating the mega-monsters requires specific tactics. Fortunately, there is support: chests contain key items (to unlock different parts of each level), power-ups and lots of candy, of course. On the downside, chests can also contain harmful objects that mess up Lolly's controls or even hurt her. The tender dolls in that model can withstand three hits before breaking. There is a time limit for each level, so sucking on popsicles in a corner won't do any good. You can't save the game, but you get a personal key after each level.