Last updated on September 15th, 2023 at 08:42 am
Enemy: Tempest of Violence is an action-puzzle game developed by Anachronia and released for the Amiga in 1997.
- Enemy: Tempest of Violence has received mixed reviews over the years. Some reviewers have praised the game for its challenging gameplay, unique concept, and batshit craziness while others have criticized it for its poor graphics and repetitive gameplay
- The game is set on three huge alien ships, and the player takes on the role of a handful of characters trying to escape
- The game’s mechanics are complex, and the player must solve puzzles, avoid traps, and fight enemies to progress through the levels
- The game’s graphics are basic, with simple blocky shapes representing the various systems and components of the ships
################Curiosities
– Enemy: Tempest of Violence is known for its batshit craziness, which includes bizarre enemies, nonsensical puzzles, and a general sense of chaos
– The game has been compared to other action-puzzle games, such as Lemmings and The Lost Vikings
– An optimized version of the game, called Enemy 1: Tempest of Violence – EASYPLAY, was released in 2011 with easier levels and more resources for the player
– The game is available for download on various websites, including GamesNostalgia
Overall, Enemy: Tempest of Violence is an action-puzzle game that has received mixed reviews over the years. While some players enjoy its challenging gameplay and batshit craziness, others criticize its poor graphics and repetitive gameplay. The game’s mechanics are complex, and it has been compared to other action-puzzle games. An optimized version of the game is available for download, and the game can be found on various websites.
Game concept, code & music/sound FX by André Wüthrich. Graphics, alien creation & intro music by Michael Tschögl. Text correction, translation & layout support by Michael Stutz; technical/layout support by Thomas Schneider; additional translation by Jean François Titus; additional text correction by Alan Hodgson.
Min. Specifications: KS 1.2, 1Mb ram.
Anachronia released the German version in Europe in 1997 and the English version shortly afterwards. The English release remained obscure, however, until Alive Mediasoft published it in the UK in 1999.
ENEMY: TEMPEST OF VIOLENCE has been deemed freeware by coder André Wüthrich and is freely available for download from the following source:
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At 2013 a sequel went out : Enemy 2: Missing in Action
