Steel Force
Electronic Devices Italy / Ecogames S.L. Spain • 1994


Steel Force is a two-player maze shooter set within a sprawling space station overrun by hostile aliens. Players navigate intricate levels using an eight-way joystick, battling through hordes of enemies in search of each stage's exit. Scattered throughout the environments are power-ups to enhance weaponry, replenish ammunition, and restore health, crucial for survival against the relentless alien threat. Developed in 1994 by Electronic Devices Italy and Ecogames S.L. Spain, Steel Force features a graphical style reminiscent of earlier games like Alien Breed. The game’s design focuses on intense action within confined spaces, requiring players to strategically manage resources while confronting increasingly difficult adversaries. Its technical specifications include a Motorola 68000 processor and an OKI6295 sound chip, delivering a vibrant visual experience with a palette of over two thousand colors displayed at a resolution of 368x240 pixels. Steel Force provides cooperative gameplay for two players, allowing them to tackle the challenges together as they fight their way through the alien-infested station. The game’s programming was handled by Javier Maura, while Miguel A. Carrillo contributed to the visuals, bringing this sci-fi action experience to arcades.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Electronic Devices Italy / Ecogames S.L. Spain
- Year
- 1994
- Players
- 2
- Genre
- Maze / Shooter Large
- Display
- raster
- Emulation status
- good
- MAME ID
- stlforce
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