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Head over Heels

Published by Hit Squad (The) · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Adventure / Arcade - 3-D
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Porch, Colin
Graphic Artist(s)
[n/a]
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
[unknown]
Year
?
Publisher
Hit Squad (The)
Developer
[n/a]
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape
Rarity
6
Serial
?

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.6/10 · Votes: 60 · Downloads: 3,051 · Hits: 60,776

Additional Comments

Many thanks to Mr. Bacardi for dumping this tape!

Screenshots (7)

Head over Heels — screenshot 1
Head over Heels — screenshot 1
Head over Heels — screenshot 2
Head over Heels — screenshot 2
Head over Heels — screenshot 3
Head over Heels — screenshot 3
Head over Heels — screenshot 4
Head over Heels — screenshot 4
Head over Heels — screenshot 5
Head over Heels — screenshot 5
Head over Heels — screenshot 6
Head over Heels — screenshot 6
Head over Heels — screenshot 7
Head over Heels — screenshot 7

Cover Art (5)

Tape 1
Tape 1
Tape 2
Tape 2
Tape 3
Tape 3
Tape 4
Tape 4
Tape 5
Tape 5

Comments (4)

  • Twoevileyes3 Jul 2014

    In early issues of Zzap 64, Ocean had Atari 800 listed along with C64/CPC/ZX Spectrum for games like:Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Daleys Supertest.Ads must have been done when Ocean were at planning stages of producing said games with A8 versions under consideration.

  • cawley125 Jun 2014

    I would LOVE to know why Ocean did not release this at the time it was ported? Colin Porch also wrote the C64 and 16-Bit versions. When you think how prolific Ocean/Imagine was in the 8-Bit era, for us to only get Green Beret and Arkanoid from Imagine, and NO releases from Ocean, it's a crying shame. If they had taken a punt on it, and it did well, who knows what other titles they might have released...

  • Jonny EOL11 Nov 2006

    Despite the monochrome graphics, this isometric graphic adventure was still one of the best overall games I've played on the 8-bit. The two different characters you played (Head and Heels) and their differing capabilities added an extra level of variety to the challenge. BTW - there's an authentic remake for modern platforms out there somewhere.

  • Kaminari5 Feb 2006

    Head Over Heels on the Speccy is largely hailed as the best isometric 3D action/adventure game ever. It's a shame that the XL port was rather barebone and definitely not taking advantage of the machine in the graphic or sound departments. Yet it has a charm of its own and the original gameplay remains intact. It could have been a better conversion, but it's still an excellent game as it is.

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