We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Uridium
Uridium, developed by Andrew Braybrook of Graftgold and published by Hewson in 1986.
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Player's Review
"The solar system is under attack! Enemy Super-Dreadnoughts are in orbit around each of fifteen planets in this galactic sector. They are draining the mineral resources from the planetary cores for use in their interstellar power units. You must destroy the enemy fighter patrols, neutralise the Dreadnought surface defences and land and destroy each ship."
A very challenging game but maybe a bit easier than the later 'Plus' release. Each level required flying across the dreadnaught destroying enemy waves whist avoid enemy fire, ship antennas, lock on mines and walls. Easy right .... In this original version you need to hang around and survive enemy waves long enough for the 'Land Now' instruction. Then head to the landing strip to destroy the dreadnaught before moving onto the next level.
A very challenging game but maybe a bit easier than the later 'Plus' release. Each level required flying across the dreadnaught destroying enemy waves whist avoid enemy fire, ship antennas, lock on mines and walls. Easy right .... In this original version you need to hang around and survive enemy waves long enough for the 'Land Now' instruction. Then head to the landing strip to destroy the dreadnaught before moving onto the next level.
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