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Arcade / Adventure / Arcade - 2-D · 1992

Space Crusade

Published by Gremlin Graphics · Developed by Rapier Design

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Information

Genre
Adventure / Arcade - 2-D
Language
[unknown]
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard, Mouse
Players
1
Resolution
Low
Programmer(s)
Dudley, Kevin, Hart, Michael
Graphic Artist(s)
Carliss, Adrian, Furniss, Matt (graphic artist)
Game design
[unknown]
Musician(s)
Leitch, Barry
Sound FX
Imagitec Design
Year
1992
Publisher
Gremlin Graphics
Developer
Rapier Design
Licensed from
Hasbro
Software
Spanish
Box/Instructions
Spanish
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, 0.5MB
Number of Disks
1, Double Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.0/10 · Votes: 13 · Downloads: 324 · Hits: 732

Screenshots (8)

Space Crusade — screenshot 1
Space Crusade — screenshot 1
Space Crusade — screenshot 2
Space Crusade — screenshot 2
Space Crusade — screenshot 3
Space Crusade — screenshot 3
Space Crusade — screenshot 4
Space Crusade — screenshot 4
Space Crusade — screenshot 5
Space Crusade — screenshot 5
Space Crusade — screenshot 6
Space Crusade — screenshot 6
Space Crusade — screenshot 7
Space Crusade — screenshot 7
Space Crusade — screenshot 8
Space Crusade — screenshot 8

Trivia (1)

Origins

Based on 1990 boardgame by Milton Bradley / Games Workshop

Book / Magazine Reviews (2)

ST Format · August, 1992 · Rating: 50%

ST Review · May, 1992 · Rating: 90%

Comments (2)

  • .mad.28 Feb 2021

    Space Crusade Manual Protection page, pargraph, line, word 3,2,1,11 = jump 3,4,1,4 = five 3,6,1,10 = force 4,1,3,8 = bolt 4,1,5,1 = size 5,1,1,7 = role 5,5,3,5 = team 5,5,5,5 = hand 6,1,2,6 = reach 6,2,4,3 = life 6,5,3,4 = badge 7,1,1,4 = must 7,2,2,1 = one 8,2,2,3 = fire 8,3,1,3 = map 8,5,3,2 = door 10,1,1,5 = dice 10,1,2,5 = roll 10,3,2,2 = make 11,1,3,2 = line 11,1,4,5 = four 11,2,4,3 = blast 12,6,3,9 = spot 14,3,3,15 = claw 14,4,1,7 = score 15,1,2,6 = type 16,1,3,5 = date 16,3,3,3 = order 16,4,3,1 = with 16,4,4,7 = close 19,1,1,3 = wish 19,1,3,7 = pack 19,2,1,5 = mind 19,3,9,6 = find 19,4,5,2 = emblem 20,1,5,6 = arrow 22,1,4,1 = view 22,2,5,4 = green 22,3,6,5 = plan 23,3,1,10 = turn 24,1,1,4 = icon 24,2,5,7 = scan 24,3,8,7 = high 25,6,1,5 = faces 25,6,2,12 = panel 26,1,9,6 = prior 26,2,4,3 = walls 26,3,5,1 = down 26,4,1,4 = times 26,5,2,13 = told

  • Scott31 May 2013

    A slightly more complex version of the board game. The overall game has enough tension and longevity to hopefully get you past the poor random dice routine (Which tends to roll 0's quite a lot!) Good graphics but falls short of the Heroquest games in terms of playability. Worth checking out if you like Heroquest

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