A forgotten classic of the “kill everything on the screen” single-screen platform game subgenre, featuring two of the cutest fairies you ever did see. Had a quasi-sequel in the form of puzzle game Soldam.
Developer: Jaleco
Publisher: Jaleco, The Sales Curve, Eurocom
Available on: Arcade, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Atari ST, Amiga, Game Boy, NES
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Rod Land: A Personal Story - As I type this, one of my longstanding gaming prayers has just been answered: Jaleco’s Rod Land, one of my favourite games of all time, has just got an Arcade Archives release on Switch and PlayStation 4. This is, to my knowledge, the first time the original arcade game has ever been rereleased on any … Continue reading Rod Land: A Personal Story →
Atari ST A to Z: Rod Land - Ah, Rod Land! I frigging love Rod Land, as I believe we’ve previously discussed elsewhere. Turns out the Atari ST version is a very, very good port indeed — and a game that I absolutelyΒ covetedΒ back in the day. I never had my own copy though, so I had to satisfy myself with the short demo … Continue reading Atari ST A to Z: Rod Land →
Puzzler Essentials: Soldam - Want my money? Release a game in a niche genre like puzzler or shoot ’em upΒ at retail rather than digital-only. Increase your chances further by making my first ever waifuΒ one of its mascots. That was seriously all it took to get me interested inΒ Soldam: Drop, Connect, Erase, a puzzle game from City Connection and Dispatch … Continue reading Puzzler Essentials: Soldam →
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