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Dragon Blaster
1983
The player controls a small character, which can move horizontally on the bottom of the screen and fire vertically. In the background, an animated castle, dragon, and house can be seen. On each stage, a man on horseback, an alligator, and 4 birds which scroll horizontally across the screen appear. These creatures fire upon the player, and the player must avoid incoming shots. If the player shoots all four creatures, the player advances to the next stage, which is identical to the previous. The player has a total of 3 lives, and when all are list, it's game over.
Planet of Crawlers
General Masters Corp.1983
Planet of Crawlers is a 1-player science fiction themed arcade game for the Apple II. The player controls a spaceship on the bottom of the screen which moves horizontally and can fire vertically. The player has to avoid mushrooms, as well as a white and orange spiders. The spiders move towards the player, bouncing off the edges of the play area. The white spider moves more vertically, while the red one prefers a larger angle. These identical two monsters appear repeatedly. The player has 20 ships, and it's game over when all are lost. the player is awarded points for spiders killed.
Bomb Ace
General Masters Corp.1983
Your headquarters has received a report of enemy tanks rolling towards the border...a massive deployment, an entire armed cavalry ready to attack your city and destroy its buildings. Your only chance is to dispatch your bombers and destroy the tanks and the enemy factory. A game of high-stakes precision bombing runs against a powerful enemy.
Wizards & Dragons
General Masters Corp.1983
The objective of the game is to kill a dragon and save the citizens while dodging... lasers ??
Barge
General Masters Corp.1983
Mississippi has been hit by a deadly storm, leaving many boaters stranded. You control the more powerful SS Commodore, and must boat through these hazardous waters and rescue as many of these as possible. This involves travelling up a succession of screens, each of which has one person to rescue, while avoiding static rocks and debris. The screen layouts each time are random, so it is not always possible or safe to rescue the boater. You start a screen in the horizontal position you exited the previous one, so a central exit maximises your chances on the next screen. Other boats travel horizontally across the screen - contact with these results in losing a life. A tap of the fire button gives you a quick boost of speed, useful for avoiding hazards.