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Description

Brataccas is one of the very first Atari ST and Amiga games ever produced. Controlled using the mouse, it combines exploration, puzzle-solving and combat.

You play a character named Kyne, a man who has a price on his head. You must search the mining asteroid, Brattacus, to gather proof of a government plot against you and to try to stay alive. Surveillance cameras are watching you, so take any chance to disable them.

Brataccas is a place where greed and corruption rule the day. The residents are treacherous, and while they can be bribed they are not above murder, so be careful out there.

Alternate Titles

  • "Bandersnatch" -- Early development title


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Great idea, terrible implementation Maury Markowitz (205) 2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars
Deep, but confusing Bob Hucklescuckel (3) 3.67 Stars3.67 Stars3.67 Stars3.67 Stars3.67 Stars

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ANTIC Jun, 1986 5 out of 10 50

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Trivia

This game had an extremely complicated background. It was originally being developed by the original Imagine company for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, based on an add-on device which was planned to add more colours to the system. This never happened, and Imagine collapsed in 1984 (the later company was a branch of Ocean). The rights to the in-development games remained with Imagine's people, including Ian Hetherington, who went on to found Psygnosis, and lead the game's development as a showpiece for the 16-bit systems. Indeed, technically stunning games became Psygnosis' trademark.


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