Hyper Force
A futuristic rail shooter combining 3D polygon graphics with classic arcade action. Pilot the X-7 Starfighter through 12 sectors of the Andromeda galaxy battling the Meklar Empire.
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About This Retro Game
Featured a unique 'Force Vector' targeting system allowing simultaneous ground/air attacks with dual-weapon loadouts.
Pushed Jaguar's 3D capabilities with texture-mapped enemies and rotational space stations.
Included a password save system for its branching mission structure with 5 possible endings.
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