Galaxy is a video game in the strategy genre developed by Microcomputer Games, Inc. and published by Avalon Hill Game Company, The originally released in 1982. It is currently playable on DOS, Commodore 64.
Galaxy, the renowned 1982 DOS game, is an action-oriented space shooter set in a sci-fi universe. Developed by Strategic Studies Group, the game puts you in the cockpit of a state-of-the-art spaceship, equipped with the tools essential for navigating the galaxy.
The game is divided into two parts. In the first stage of the game, you take control of your spacecraft and are tasked with navigating a hostile universe by strategically maneuvering celestial objects and intercepting enemy vessels. In the process, you'll battle interstellar adversaries, traverse treacherous terrain, and gain mastery of the game's intricate intergalactic navigation system.
The second part of the game consists of Dimensional Warzone missions. In these missions, you'll need to battle over larger distances — even entering gravitational pulls and asteroids — to confront powerful warships and battle your way to victory.
In addition to challenging gameplay, Galaxy is renowned for its remarkable visuals. Large, detailed sprites and particle systems combined with a vibrant influx of colors on the screen makes this classic game a visual treat that many members of the retro gaming community still revere to this day. Not only capable of dazzling the eyes, the game is also lauded for its distinct soundtrack and sound effects, expertly crafted by Brothers of the Sound.
In the world of sci-fi space shooters, Galaxy's unique blend of intricate spacecraft navigation, challenging missions, and standout visuals have given it a well-earned reputation as a classic.
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Other names:
Galaxy!, Galaxy!, Galactic Empires Year:
1982 Platforms:
DOS, Commodore 64 Country of release:
United States Genres:Strategy, SimulationPublisher:
Avalon Hill Game Company, The Developer:
Microcomputer Games, Inc.