Timeslip

Timeslip is a video game in the action genre and published by English Software Company, The originally released in 1986. It is currently playable on Atari 8-bit, Commodore 16, Plus/4.

On a distant planet, 36 time orbs have been placed in three zones and in 24 hours the planet will be destroyed unless all the orbs are destroyed. You have been sent to the planet to save it by controlling three different vehicles and ships in the three zones, which are the planet's surface, subway caverns and water. The game is a side-view horizontal scrolling shooter in which the screen is divided into three parts showing the three vehicles and craft, which are a space fighter for the surface, a jet-pack for the subway caverns and a mini-submarine for the water. When the game starts, you select which one to control and move from right to left destroying all the aliens, vehicles, weapons and orbs while the main clock counts down to zero.

As you play and press the letter S then, when the clock in the zone you are playing reaches the next hour, you can select another zone to play. If you touch any part of the zone, aliens, vehicles or weapons, then you lose time on the main clock and can select another vehicle to play, but with five collisions you lose time in all three zones. Once you complete a zone, it is locked and you can concentrate on the other zones, but the game ends when the main clock reaches zero. Before starting the game, there are three difficulty levels to select and they are Novice, Normal and Expert.

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