S.C. Out description
A curious puzzle with arcade elements where you want to open, and then blow up the huge face of evil robot - here is an example of a truly unique gaming entourage.
Short intro with the arriving spaceship. Title screen Main menu
No story, no background, which is probably good - we know only that the action takes place on a hostile planet. The player controls a small machine, called a "scout", which moves in the restricted space, consisting of gray cells. The scout can carry at the same time only one subject. "Key" (but not the only possible and necessary to complete the game) the object is to bomb first you need to find another. The bomb needs to detonate cells, which painted the evil face of the robot. Once this is done – the level is passed. All levels here are very much – more than a hundred.
Starting the first level Collect the bomb and place it next to the Alien. A small key should be used in the terminal. Being transported through the electrical line.
It would seem that difficult to do what is described above? However, the playing field is littered with enemies of various obstacles, closed doors and other similar things. To unlock the doors need keys to fight with the enemy and destruction of some of the obstacles – rockets. But never for a second do not forget that at a particular point in time, the scout can carry only one item. Anything – but only one. If the key one, if the missile is also one. That is, for example, you have cherished the bomb, but before you – the door or enemy. Then you have to dump her, find a key or a rocket, then open the door or kill an enemy and then return with the bomb and continue the journey. Sometimes there are insurmountable obstacles – for example, arrows directing in this area to move only along a specific route.
Just explored a labyrinth full of green bushes. Don't shoot on rocks or they'll start to multiply.
The use of missiles is complicated by the fact that they all strictly say so, "oriented": that is, if you found a rocket warhead is directed upwards, it can only be issued up, and if your nearest opponent is down, right or left, you will have to look for the appropriate rocket. Also, some squares are a kind of "bonus": for example, one of them when you move on it allows you to see the whole playing field.
The graphics in the puzzles of this kind are usually not evaluated for the unlikely to become obsolete. So let's say briefly: all painted bright, cute and, more importantly, understandable. Verdict – not quite traditional, but this only more interesting and dynamic puzzle that can give the fans a lot of pleasant hours.
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Source: Archive.org, Mobygames.com