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Arcade / Arcade - Miscellaneous · 1986

One Man and His Droid

Published by Mastertronic (UK)

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Information

Genre
Arcade - Miscellaneous
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Sheppard, Adrian
Year
1986
Publisher
Mastertronic (UK)
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape
Rarity
3
Serial
IT0089

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.4/10 · Votes: 146 · Downloads: 3,177 · Hits: 24,011

Additional Comments

Many thanks to Stryker for the tape image!

Screenshots (4)

One Man and His Droid — screenshot 1
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 1
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 2
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 2
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 3
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 3
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 4
One Man and His Droid — screenshot 4

Cover Art (3)

Tape 1
Tape 1
Tape 2
Tape 2
Tape 3
Tape 3

Comments (2)

  • Nic198018 Nov 2014

    I would like to disagree with last comments. This is a good and fun game to play if you give it the time and work it out. If you watch utube clip first it will give you idea of how play first level. The other levels get harder and you will have to tunnel. The pass words are 'bubble' 2nd level 'atari' 3rd level. This is good challenge game which I overlooked at first but now think it's v good. 9/10 I'd say :-)

  • Andreas Koch18 Jul 2009

    Oh well, this is a very average and in my opinion quite boring game. One may treat it as an extremely simple version of Lemmings, given that you have to guide some animals (here: sheep, not lemmings) to the exit. The boring things about this game are a) these animals try not to do suicide and there are absolutely no traps in the game, so you have plenty of time to finish a level. Next or b) you have only three "powers" you can select for the robot, these are fly, dig and tunnel and thats it (boring isn`t it). Last not least c) the levels are all very similar, the tunnel layouts differ, but since there is nothing (no objects, etc.) inside the tunnels, you get the feeling that they are all the same. So, playing one or two levels of the game might be okay, but there is no motivation to play 20 levels or caverns which all have the same look and boring gameplay... -Andreas Koch.

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