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Oxyd 2

aka: Per.Oxyd

Moby ID: 65770

[ All ] [ Atari ST ] [ DOS ] [ Macintosh add ]

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — Loading screen (Monochrome monitor)

thumbnail — Main menu (Monochrome monitor)

thumbnail — Instructions (i.e.: playing with serial cable)

thumbnail — Level 1: the two ropes strongly pull the ball back to the centre of the screen

thumbnail — Finishing a level is rewarded with the level code for later skipping

thumbnail — Level 2: like in Sokoban, you have to push stones (or in this case: rows of stones) out of the way

thumbnail — In level 3, strong gravity is active and on the floor there is deadly water. The level scrolls horizontally

thumbnail — I missed the platform... Very bad the little black ball cannot swim

thumbnail — Impressions from later levels

thumbnail — Impressions from later levels

thumbnail — Impressions from later levels

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Loading screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Game info

thumbnail — Level password entry

thumbnail — Level 1: hanging on a flexible rope.

thumbnail — Level 2: clear a path by pushing the puzzle pieces around.

thumbnail — Level 3: careful - this one has gravity... and the water will destroy your ball.

thumbnail — Level 4: doors and switches.

thumbnail — Level 5: ooh... a magic wand?

thumbnail — Level 6: the moving boxes alter the level structure as they go!

thumbnail — Level 7: a puzzle with switches... *and* rotating blocks.

thumbnail — "Landscape impressions" give a preview of later levels.

thumbnail — This looks a tad dangerous...

thumbnail — Is that a pipe puzzle?

thumbnail — The multiplayer levels can be played on a single computer by controlling one ball at a time.

thumbnail — Ordering information

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