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Games developed by Tron Software

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.

Ninja Master

Ninja Master combines four small subgames into one. You are a ninja in training. You want to impress your peers and become a true ninja. The time has come for the annual games and you must compete and succeed in them to achieve your goal. The games consist of four tests: Test 1: The test of the arrows. Arrows fly at you from outside the screen, both right and left, from above, from the middle and from below. You must avoid getting hit by punching or kicking the arrow, so not only do you have to press the right key, but you have to do it at the right time. Test 2: Breaking a block of wood There are two keys called 'Right Power' and 'Left Power'. You must press them alternately to accumulate as much power as you can within a time limit. With enough power, the wood breaks and the audience applauds. Test 3: The Shuriken Star Test As in the arrow test, stars fly at you from off the screen and you must block them by pressing the right key at the right time. However, the stars travel faster and, since you are using your ninja sword and not your fist and feet, you have a longer range, so there is less time to react. Test 4: The Blow Dart Test In this test you must use a blowgun to hit targets. In all tests there is a qualifying score and you have three attempts to beat that score.

Oriental Hero

In Oriental Hero, the player controls a martial arts master who must rescue his girlfriend from the clutches of an evil warlord. The game is set in Ancient China and is heavily influenced by martial arts films of the time. The game is a side-scrolling platformer and features a unique combat system that allows the player to string together multiple attacks to create combos. The player must also master the use of special abilities, such as the ability to double jump, to progress through the game. Oriental Hero was released to critical acclaim and is considered one of the best games on the ZX Spectrum. It is also one of the few games on the system to feature an alternate ending, which can be accessed by completing the game on the highest difficulty setting.
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