Abattoir in Cosmos

Abattoir in Cosmos was an unreleased shoot-em’-up game developed around 2000 by the Russian shareware game company AxySoft (known for creating the relatively popular 3D Qix/Xonix clone AirXonix). Continue reading
Preserving Cancelled, Unreleased and Lost Video Game History Since 1999
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Abattoir in Cosmos was an unreleased shoot-em’-up game developed around 2000 by the Russian shareware game company AxySoft (known for creating the relatively popular 3D Qix/Xonix clone AirXonix). Continue reading

Escapeque was a game developed around 1991-1994 by Stavros Fasoulas and Tomas Dahlgren (aka. Uncle Tom of Scoopex, who was a known musician in the Amiga demoscene in the early 90s).
The exact genre/premise/gameplay description of the game is unclear, but judging by the graphics made for it (dated 1991-1994 and released as part of Tomas’s entire graphics directory which was dumped in late 2010 by somebody who bought his original Amiga), it would have been a 2D side-scrolling platform adventure game in the vein of Flashback/Another World. Continue reading

CatGun: Victory Mission G was a manga-style shoot-em’-up game developed around 1995-1996 by the game developer duo PixelHazard (consisting of programmer Arjen Wagenaar and artist Luc S. Verhulst, who both formerly worked for the game company The Vision Factory/SPC Vision specializing in games for the Philips CD-i). The music was composed by the musician duo E * Que/Logic Audio Music Production as they were known at the time (Hans Ouwejan and Felix Faassen). Continue reading
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