Balloonacy

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Balloonacy
Titlescreen Balloonacy
Game No. 53
Developer Richard Bayliss, Hiram Kumper
Company The New Dimension
Publisher
Musician Richard Bayliss
HVSC-File /blubb/blubber.sid
Release 2001
Plattform {{{Plattform}}}
Genre Arcade
Gamemode Singleplayer
Operation
Media
Language Language:english
Information

for the part 2 of Balloonacy is required a password

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[edit] Votes

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C64Games 7 20. Juni 2006 - 2989 "very good" downs
Lemon64 7,2 9. April 2004 - 66 votes
Gamebase64 10 Mai 2005 - "Classic!"
Rombachs C64 game guide 7 September 1984 - "Rate 3"

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[edit] Description

A game written by Richard Bayliss, and got re-released with Balloonacy 2 by Cronosoft. This was a game which was based on the classic arcade game Crazy Balloon. The concept of this game was basically to control a balloon around 16 different caverns. The balloon was also filled with helium, therefore making the player much harder to control.

The concept of the game was simply to float carefully and flick a switch to release the door and then fly for the exit to the next sceen. Around each cavern were some very deadly monsters and a few traps. The balloon had to make its way around all the obstacles in each level. If the balloon touched the deadly walls, background, mines, etc, the player lost a life. In this game the player had 7 lives in total.

After 8 levels were complete, the code was unlocked for the player to load in part 2 and enter the correct passcode. If the incorrect code was entered then the game would start at part 1 again. The second part had rockets going for the player, which made gameplay slightly harder than part 1.

[edit] Design

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Screen of Level 1 Part 1

[edit] Hints

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Screen of Level 2 Part 2

[edit] Solution

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Endscreen of Part 2

[edit] Cheats

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[edit] Critics

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[edit] Miscellaneous

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"Cover"

[edit] Highscore

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  1. No one - 0 (tt.mm.jjjj)
  2. Nobody - 0 (tt.mm.jjjj)
  3. Empty - 0 (tt.mm.jjjj)

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