Warp

Information

Genre

Shoot'em Up! - Vertical Scrolling

Language

Machine Language

Controls

Joystick

Players

1

Resolution

Low

Programmer(s)

Hippel, Jochen, Bittner, Michael

Graphic Artist(s)

Simon, Erik, Floettmann, Holger

Game design

Simon, Erik, Bittner, Michael

Musician(s)

Hippel, Jochen

Sound FX

Hippel, Jochen

Cover Artist(s)

Lund, Steinar

Dump

Missing dump(s)

Year

1989

Publisher

Grandslam Entertainment

Distributor

-

Developer

[n/a]

Licensed from

-

Country

United Kingdom

Software

English

Box/Instructions

English, French

License

Commercial

ST Type

ST, STe, 0.5MB

Number of Disks

2, Single Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 6.3/10 · Votes: 10 · Downloads: 0 · Hits: 7,224

Additional Comments

Screenshots (7)

Cover Art (2)

Ads (1)

Article (1)

Ace on the Autobahn

Goodies (1)

Poster

Trivia (2)

Book / Magazine Reviews (1)

ST Format · February, 1990 · Rating: 20%

Comments (4)

• IntoTheVerticalBlank — 29 Jun 2022

  Warp is a cool 8-wayscrolling tech demo where you get to blow stuff up. Music plays along with simple effects and it all zooms along nicely. The ST Format Review is far too punishing (20%), but some of the reviews in German mags that gave it 80% are far too forgiving. It is fun and enjoyable for a bit. The name Warp comes from the between mission 3D warp tunnel. Problems: The fortresses you are supposed to destroy kind of look like everything else, so you have to look for them really hard. Your Space ship kind of flies like an out of control car. I sort of uses the Asteroids / Thrust scheme, but as if you have a steering wheel. It's hard to describe, but you careen out of control a lot.

• Marcer — 31 May 2019

  yeah. I quite recently bought it. so thats how i know this. (was very supriced even.)

• marakatti — 15 May 2019

  So there is a German language version? Thanks for the info, i've never seen one before.

• Marcer — 15 May 2019

  Those screenshoots is not from the german release. As it is in german