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In Eagles, two robot-controlled spaceships have to repel an alien invasion. To do so, they traverse 24 side-scrolling levels and kill everything in their path. Small droids also have to be collected, which can be delivered at special delivery points along the way. For five droids, players receive a devastator that destroys all on-screen opposition except fireballs. In addition to the usual alien formations, there are also several individual enemies that take a lot of hits. While some attacks result in instant death, most reduce the life bar.
The game screen is always split horizontally in two and the second ship is controlled by a second player or by the AI. In the case of two players, the game features two configurations: cooperative or versus. This only affects whether the life bar and high score points are shared or separated. In between the main levels are bonus levels in which players take control of two hostile ships and fight for points.
You have been sent to Moscow to help another agent, Felix 'The Cleaner' Hoover, who has infiltrated KGB headquarters to steal the plans for a secret Soviet spacecraft, but has been discovered. You must help him complete his task before helping him escape by shooting any KGB agents that get in your way throughout various levels. The game is a platformer in which a portion of the level is displayed on the screen and scrolls as you move. To get down to other platforms you must use elevators and you will lose one of five lives if you fall too far or if you get shot. A joystick is used to control your hero.
