Volfied

Volfied

PC

Release Date: September 11, 1991

Arcade, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer

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An extremely simple idea for an arcade game, which Taito transformed into a product called Qix, found many followers (e.g. Styx). However, it was no one else, but it was the Japanese programmers who developed a program that really revolutionized the idea of the original. This is the first coin-op game Volfied published on slot machines.

An extremely simple idea for an arcade game, which Taito transformed into a product called Qix, found many followers (e.g. Styx). However, it was no one else, but it was the Japanese programmers who developed a program that really revolutionized the idea of the original. This is the first coin-op game Volfied published on slot machines.

Just like in Qix, in Volfied our task is to fill a rectangular field with figures of various sizes, which we create by drawing horizontal or vertical lines. In order to complete each step successfully, you need to get rid of 80% of the area (the number at the bottom of the screen indicates the current progress). Of course, while performing the task you should avoid contact with enemies moving within the board. Unlike Qix, there are more of the latter in Volfied - there are always so-called "bosses" and a few smaller units.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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Volfied Summary

Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows

Developer: Taito

Publisher: Empire Interactive

Age restrictions: none

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