Clay Shoot

Allied Leisure • 1979

Clay Shoot — Title screen
Title screen
Clay Shoot — Gameplay
Gameplay

Clay Shoot is a two-player shooter released in 1979 by Allied Leisure. Players take aim and attempt to shatter flying clay targets across the screen using a joystick and button controls. The game presents a third-person perspective, giving players a view of the action as they track and fire at the rapidly moving discs. Scoring is tiered based on player skill level: Amateur, Expert, and Pro, each with different point values awarded per successful hit. A unique scoring system multiplies points when multiple clays are struck in a single round; hitting two doubles the score while three triples it, creating opportunities for substantial point accumulation. Published in the United States during November of 1979, Clay Shoot is recognized as likely being the final game released under the Allied Leisure brand.

Details

Manufacturer
Allied Leisure
Year
1979
Players
2
Genre
Shooter / 3rd Person
Display
raster
Emulation status
imperfect
MAME ID
clayshoo

Machine data derived from the MAME project.