Projectyle

Developer: Eldritch The Cat	Graphics:
Publisher: Electronic Arts	Sound:
Year: 1990	Difficulty:
Genre: Futuristic sport	Replay value:
Number of players: 3 simultaneously	My overall rating:	7/10

Imagine a futuristic football game with three teams of five players riding bumper cars. The game is played in a square room connected on each side with four rooms of identical dimensions: the three "defense zones" (containing the goals of each of the three teams) and the "free zone" which contains three goal cages. Here is a map to understand.

So, we have five rooms called zones, three teams of five players and . . . I forgot, a ball!
Kickoff is given in the central area. Each player must remain in its area facing two players of opposing teams (which means that there never is any pass between players of the same team). The objective is to kick the ball into the adverse goals and to prevent the other teams from scoring in your own defense zone. Is it not clear? Want me to repeat from the begining?

You get one point every time you score a goal in either of your opponents' cage. The team whith the most points after three rounds wins the match, everything goes with the attack. You do not gain anything to defend your cage because both of your opponents will score goals between them, and you'll quickly be outrun. If you score against your own side, the point will be awarded to the opponent who last hit the ball.

Of course, some power-ups just add a little spice to the game to improve your players or neutralize your opponents . . .
You can play one, two, three (simultaneously), organize tournaments (up to 8 players) and set a lot of things.

Places to download:
Amiga Island
Amigaventure
Insert Disk 2
Planet Emulation
The Game Archives
The Old Computer

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