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· 1987

Universal Hero

Published by Mastertronic (UK)

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Information

Language
Machine Language
Programmer(s)
Riding, Steven A.
Year
1987
Publisher
Mastertronic (UK)
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape
Rarity
4
Serial
IT0125

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.8/10 · Votes: 48 · Downloads: 3,130 · Hits: 16,984

Additional Comments

The original tape release had a nasty bug. This is a fixed version of the game.

Screenshots (4)

Universal Hero — screenshot 1
Universal Hero — screenshot 1
Universal Hero — screenshot 2
Universal Hero — screenshot 2
Universal Hero — screenshot 3
Universal Hero — screenshot 3
Universal Hero — screenshot 4
Universal Hero — screenshot 4

Cover Art (3)

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

Comments (3)

  • Megadeth25 Jun 2019

    Brings back memories.. Excellent gameplay, nice graphics, interesting story and a very solitary atmosphere that goes with it. I recall sitting in front of the TV (as a child) trying to beat this one - I never have, but I came damn close to it.. Pity the 8-bits didn't have the save feature, as we know it on today's PCs ;-) BTW I had the opportunity to try the ZX Spectrum and C64 versions, but I couldn't get to like either.. ZX was "jerky" and the C64 one was too slow. THis one got the smoothness combined with the appropriate speed just right.

  • Wes13 Aug 2016

    No, the nasty bug was a keyboard lockup when you had to type in a password. Picking up multiple items was always fine - you had a couple of keys to move around your inventory to use/drop items you're carrying, or choose an empty slot to pick something up into.

  • Moo10 Aug 2016

    I'm guessing that the "nasty bug" was that it wouldnt allow you to pick up more than one item? I spent my life savings (i was 8) on this one and then spent hours trying to figure out how to pick up more than one item. The game looked really good but never being able to carry stuff meant it was hopeless to play. The repaired version seems to work perfectly. Nice movement and character animations.

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