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Shoot'em Up! / Shoot'em Up! - Miscellaneous · 1987

Fortress Underground

Published by Kingsoft

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Information

Genre
Shoot'em Up! - Miscellaneous
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Shotton, Frederick
Graphic Artist(s)
Van Es, Robert-Jan
Year
1987
Publisher
Kingsoft
Country
Germany
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
8

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 5.4/10 · Votes: 16 · Downloads: 2,188 · Hits: 7,155

Additional Comments

Many thanks to HOMESOFT for converting the original game to ATR format.

Screenshots (4)

Fortress Underground — screenshot 1
Fortress Underground — screenshot 1
Fortress Underground — screenshot 2
Fortress Underground — screenshot 2
Fortress Underground — screenshot 3
Fortress Underground — screenshot 3
Fortress Underground — screenshot 4
Fortress Underground — screenshot 4

Cover Art (1)

Disk
Disk

Comments (4)

  • miker14 Feb 2016

    Actually the music pieces are crippled versions of KE-soft's ones. Check here: http://a8.fandal.cz/detail.php?files_id=5260

  • rave.N29 Sept 2015

    Wannabe Fort Apocalypse, the name admits to that, even the background music makes you sound like a helicopter tho you are a "Jet Bike" instead. I hope higher levels do more, otherwise gameplay is Vanilla Wafer thin, But... Music and Sound are great. Title music is similar to the game "Countdown" but Countdown wasn't really a full song more like ring-tone length. And the gaming Engine is kickass (minus gameplay), good use of DLI multicolor, you get a speedometer and the ability to "Turbo" accelerate, yet like Fort Apocalypse you navigate tight tunnels, so you can't really glance at your speedometer or use the Turbo, without crashing. This had potential...

  • Dan26 Oct 2009

    Mediocre Fort Apocalypse clone, with mindless gameplay and boring graphics. There aren't even any people to rescue or walls to shoot!

  • s232512 Dec 2007

    very good playability and smooth animation

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