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Arcade / Adventure / Arcade - 2-D · 1989

Targhan

Published by Silmarils · Developed by Silmarils

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Information

Genre
Adventure / Arcade - 2-D
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1
Resolution
Low, High
Programmer(s)
Pernot, Michel
Graphic Artist(s)
Einsweiler, Pascal
Game design
Fagot, Christophe
Musician(s)
Baillot, Michel
Sound FX
[unknown]
Cover Artist(s)
Grabuge
Year
1989
Publisher
Silmarils
Distributor
Loriciel
Developer
Silmarils
Licensed from
-
Software
French
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, TT, 0.5MB
Number of Disks
2, Single Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.6/10 · Votes: 17 · Downloads: 798 · Hits: 5,194

Screenshots (11)

Targhan — screenshot 1
Targhan — screenshot 1
Targhan — screenshot 2
Targhan — screenshot 2
Targhan — screenshot 3
Targhan — screenshot 3
Targhan — screenshot 4
Targhan — screenshot 4
Targhan — screenshot 5
Targhan — screenshot 5
Targhan — screenshot 6
Targhan — screenshot 6
Targhan — screenshot 7
Targhan — screenshot 7
Targhan — screenshot 8
Targhan — screenshot 8
Targhan — screenshot 9
Targhan — screenshot 9
Targhan — screenshot 10
Targhan — screenshot 10
Targhan — screenshot 11
Targhan — screenshot 11

Trivia (2)

Sound

This game features digital title music

Charts

Top UK ST charts position: 1 (11/1990, 12/1990 budget)
Months on charts: 5 between 10/1990 - 2/1991

Book / Magazine Reviews (2)

Génération 4 · Mai, 1989 · Rating: 95 %

ACE · August, 1989 · Rating: 488/1000

Comments (2)

  • dlfrsilver28 Oct 2023

    Bad Dump (i will provide a good dump for this one). Some tracks are bad, and the game is modified.

  • Butternut Squatch28 Sept 2021

    I bought this game years ago for the gorgeous hand drawn artwork. Unfortunately, that's all this really has going for it, as the character movements are sluggish, and the disk access between screens slows the action to a crawl. Maybe playable today if your emulator has a turbo mode and a fast disk access option.

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