Battle Isle

aka: Battle Isle: Air-Land-Sea Strategy

Moby ID: 5812

Released

1991 on DOS

Credits

25 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

1991 (DOS)
1991 (Amiga)

Publishers

Developers

Blue Byte Software GmbH

Moby Score

7.7

#4,550 of 23.5K

Critics

81% (18)

Players

(27)

Ranking

#75 on Amiga
#721 on DOS

Collected By

51 players

Genre: Strategy / tactics
Perspective: Top-down
Pacing: Turn-based
Gameplay: Turn-based strategy (TBS)
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic

DOS Specs

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: 3.5" Floppy Disk, 5.25" Floppy Disk, CD-ROM
Input Devices Supported: Keyboard, Mouse
Multiplayer Options: Same/Split-Screen
Number of Offline Players: 1-2 Players

Official Add-on

Unofficial Add-on

Battle Field Creator

Description official description

On the distant planet Chromos, the Drullian people fight the forces of Skynet-Titan, an AI out of control. The player has to lead the Drull armies to victory in several battles.

A turn-based strategy game. The screen is split in two, one half for each player. While the first player can move his units, the other can attack and vice versa.

There are 16 levels to play against the computer and another 16 for 2 player competitive play.

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Credits (DOS version)

25 People · View all

Programming	Bernhard Ewers
Graphics	Thorsten Kneisel
Animation	Thorsten Kneisel
Sound	Haiko Ruttmann Volker Strübing
Intro Sound	Chris Hülsbeck
Project Manager	Thomas Hertzler Lothar Schmitt
Weapon Guide	Thomas Hertzler
Manual	Lothar Schmitt
Novella	Thomas Jakowatz
Computer Maps	Bernhard Ewers Thomas Häuser Janos Tóth
Player Maps	Bernhard Ewers Janos Tóth
Concept	Thomas Hertzler Lothar Schmitt
Additional Programming	Thomas Häuser Ralf Jürgen Kraft Thomas Neumann Oliver Klotz
Animation System	Tobias Herre
Moral Support	Michael Buike Thorsten Böcker
[ full credits ]

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 81% (based on 18 ratings)

Players

Average score: 3.7 out of 5 (based on 27 ratings with 0 reviews)

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Trivia

Atari ST port

Advertising as well as instructions contained in manuals for the game suggest a port was in development for the Atari ST family of computers, there was even a test of a preview in The One for ST Games issue #39 (1991/12), rated 88%. A playable version has however not surfaced to this day in any form.