The addition of a hall of fame and levels of difficulty would have raised this
program from being a child's game. A gormless rabbit appears in the first loading
screen, then paratroopers, before instructions and an opportunity to define the keys
used - leading one to expect a high quality game.
This bloodthirsty game's screen is a simple blue sky and green round with a well-drawn
anti-aircraft gun in the centre of the screen bottom. Helicopters fly from right to
left dropping paratroopers, some without parachutes that explode upon hitting the
ground.
Your task is to shoot helicopters and paratroopers or - if you enjoy being sneaky -
parachutes, before three land and move off, reappearing as a tank that blasts you out
of existence. Beware the kamikaze paratrooper who blows you up by landing on you.
Fair use has been made of the Spectrum's graphics and sound, the key response is food
and it is compatible with Protek joysticks. Only five shots can be on-screen at any
one time, and the gun stops firing when moving. The shots cost points that are regained
by shooting helicopters or paratroopers. Addictive to the younger players or those who
find it difficult to score in other games.