Amiga's Time Gal - NeXuS23 Brøderbund

Last updated on September 18th, 2023 at 09:58 am

Time Gal is a classic arcade game developed by Taito that was later ported to the Sega CD.

####################Gameplay
– Time Gal is a laserdisc game where players control a lasergun-wielding, scantily-clad heroine who travels through time and explores different time eras in an attempt to stop the evil Luna from taking over the world.
– The game is broken up into 16 stages of different time periods, with some sequences lasting less than a minute.
– The game’s plot is simple, with the player character chasing after a thief named Luda, both of whom are from the far future.

#####################Graphics and Sound
– The game’s art style appears vintage, which is not surprising given that it was originally a Taito coin-op on laserdisc.
– The game features animated cutscenes and a catchy soundtrack.

##################Reception
– “Time Gal” received mixed reviews, with some praising it as a fun and unique experience, while others criticized it for being too short and repetitive.
– The game’s simple plot and gameplay make it an enjoyable arcade experience, but it may not have enough depth to keep players engaged for long periods of time.

Time Gal is a classic arcade game with a simple plot and gameplay that involves traveling through different time periods to stop an evil villain from taking over the world.

The game’s vintage art style and catchy soundtrack add to the overall experience, but its short length and repetitive gameplay may not appeal to all players.

If you’re a fan of classic arcade games and are looking for a fun and unique experience, Time Gal is definitely worth checking out.

Amiga LaserDisc classic Time Gal ported fully from the original arcade

All Sixteen levels from the original game, along with “mirrored” versions of each level and all of the death animations (including those that were censored on the Mega CD port!)
Six difficulty levels from Easy to Insane. Including a special “Anime Mode” for a more relaxed, cinematic experience.
Five different static ending screens to discover.

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