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Megalomaniac - 01/10/2022 |
Phenomenal. Not only superb gameplay with varied enemy waves and an interesting power up system (having 'bad' tokens to avoid in the heat of gameplay is an unusual twist), but also a technical marvel - pushes the ST close to its limits while also exploring the STe's potential before most people did. Proof that, for vertically scrolling shooters at least, the ST could match that other computer. |
| Console quality shooter. Graphics, sound and gameplay all awesome. You'd be happy to show this shooter to your Mega Drive and SNES owning friends. |
| Simon Sunnyboy / Paradize - 01/11/2009 |
Gameplay wise the best shooter on the ST - technically Lethal Xcess is better.
WoD is still a marvellous blast - go grab it if you can! |
| This game was outstanding. Smooth scrolling, Digisound lots of sprites, no slowdowns.
Great presentation and graphics.
Was developed in Germany btw. |
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Other version with the same title:
Thalion (Germany). |
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Hardware
Supports Blitter
Supports STe DMA sound
Supports 1, 2 or 4Mb of RAM
Supports audio cartridge
Graphics
Features up to 154 colours on-screen simultaneously (introduction screen)
Features up to 144 colours on-screen simultaneously (options or static screen)
Features up to 26 colours on-screen simultaneously (in-game)
Sound
Features digitized title soundtrack at 12.5KHz (stereo) on STe
Features digitized title soundtrack at 12.1KHz on ST
Features partially digitized in-game soundtrack at 6.25KHz on STe
Features partially digitized in-game soundtrack at 6.1KHz on ST
Features digitized sound fx at 6.25KHz on STe
Features digitized sound fx at 6.1KHz on ST
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| Joystick (France) · Decembre, 1990 | Rating: 81% |
 
| ST Format · November, 1990 | Rating: 81% |
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