First game by Martyn Chudley, founder of Bizarre Creations, back in the Commodore 64 era. You’re the last soldier of a platoon sent out to defeat the Warbringer — who, of course, is hiding at the end of three enormous, labyrinthine levels.
Developer: Powerslave Developments
Publisher: Silverbird
Available on: Commodore 64
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Combat Crazy: The Genesis of Bizarre Creations - The story of Bizarre Creations begins back in the '80s, with the formation of a small development group inspired by Martyn Chudley's love of Iron Maiden. And their first game would be Combat Crazy, a solid and enjoyable game that proved to be a commercial failure.
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