Power Flux

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Power Flux
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Release type: Freeware
Release date: 1996
Levels: 2
Author: Adam Tyner
Related games: ?

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A side-scrolling platformer that bears many similarities to Adam Tyner's Mister Spiff series.

Character looks exactly like Mister Spiff. Game plays identically to Spiff. Has similar iconography to the earlier Spiff games. It's less abstract than Spiff becomes, though; more representational than even the first game.

Just the one labyrinthine level.


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Story

Giant cannons hurl huge bullets at you that speed by you as you fire your trusty photon pistol. A strange monstrosity spits green mucus at you as you quickly aim at its mouth. You are Dukes F. Hazard, a mercenary hired by Philips' Gas & Power to investigate a power flux in California. Behind this scheme is the sinister group B.O.S.S.H.O.G.G., who wants to obtain all of the country's power.

You start off in the quiet city of Puwahomp, where B.O.S.S.H.O.G.G. has hired the I.P.A. (the Irish Potato Army) to exterminate you. Get going; the future of Philips' Gas & Power is in your hands!

Instructions

Spud alert in Power Flux

Use the numeric keypad to move up, left, right, up-left, and up-right.

To turn invisible, press I.

To run left, press J.

To run right, press K.

Hit ENTER to fire.

Joystick

Move the stick in whatever direction you want to go. To turn invisible, press both buttons. To run, press that direction and both buttons.

The Goal

Shoot all the presents you can see. If you see a heart, touch it and get extra hit points. If you see a weird purple card, get it. You need to get the key cards to open doors. Shoot all the enemies you can, but don't shoot cards or hearts or they'll disappear.

Credits

POWER FLUX Programmed by Adam Tyner

Availability

This game is not known to have been distributed in any form, prior to its addition to the Archive.

Archive History

After an earlier wave of rediscoveries, on July 13 2011 Alan Caudel provided another archive of previously missing Game-Maker material, including the following:

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