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ElectroCop

80

Community score

5 ratings

1989 · Epyx

Genresaction gamecyberpunk video gamescience fiction video game
PlatformsAtari LynxMicrosoft Windows

Category averages

Gameplay76
Fun82
Sound80
Technical80
Visuals80
Storytelling81
Category averages — Gameplay 76, Fun 82, Sound 80, Technical 80, Visuals 80, Storytelling 81Gameplay 76Fun 82Sound 80Technical 80Visuals 80Storytelling 81

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Synopsis

Electrocop is a 1989 action video game developed by Epyx and published by Atari Corporation in North America and Europe for the Atari Lynx. It was released in Japan on November 25 of the same year, where it was distributed by Mumin Corporation. One of the first games written for the platform, it was among the launch titles that were released along with the system in North America. Set on a futuristic interpretation of Washington, D.C. in the year 2069, players assume the role of the titular robot created by MegaCorp who must infiltrate the Steel Complex fortress and attempt to rescue the President of the United States' first daughter under a time limit from the Criminal Brain. Conceived by Greg Omi, who developed the Lynx hardware alongside Chip's Challenge creator Chuck Sommerville, Electrocop began its development prior to the existence of any functional Lynx hardware. Electrocop received mixed reception from critics, who unanimously praised the pseudo-3D visuals and sound department, but some criticized the repetitive nature of the gameplay and convoluted graphics. A version of the game was developed and completed by ICC for the Atari 7800, but never released.

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Details

Type
Game
Release date
January 1, 1989
Genres
action game, cyberpunk video game, science fiction video game
Platforms
Atari Lynx, Microsoft Windows
Created by
Epyx
Countries
United States