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1988, the year Garrison was released on Commodore 64 as well as Amiga. Made by Digital Dreams and published by Rainbow Arts Software GmbH, this action game is available for free on this page.
Like its predecessor, the game is an arcade beat'em up mixed with some adventure elements. The formula and mechanics of the game have not changed, Garrison II mainly offers a set of (over 100) new levels and a new backstory: The princess has fallen ill and five of her faithful servants are sent to get a healing herb from a wizard's tower.
Pacman on E's is a colorful Pac-Man clone for one or two players coded in 68000 assembler. The object of the game is to collect the yellow dots in each level. At certain intervals bonus items will appear at the players starting point, which can give you extra points, extra life or something less good like turbo enemies. The game has a total of 100 levels.
During two-player games special power-ups will appear that make the game more interesting, the effects can be things like 'reverse joystick directions' or 'inflict 'it' on a player'.
Space Battle is a one or two player version of the classic arcade game Asteroids where you have to survive being in an asteroid field where rocks move around the screen. With a joystick you have to move around the screen or shoot them so that they split in two. Keep splitting them until they are finally destroyed. If things get too hectic, you can go into hyperspace to another part of the screen, but you can easily appear in the path of an asteroid. The game is viewed from above and the entire asteroid field is displayed on the entire screen. There are three game modes, Solo (single player game), Team (one and two player scores are combined) and Competition (one and two players compete for the highest score).
