Paradroid

The aim of the game is to clear all 20 levels of droids, by either taking control of each one, or destroying them.  Gaining access to higher level droids allows you to inflict more damage (and sustain less).

Reports indicate that the droid crew of a galactic space freighter has turned against their masters. A droid ‘Influence Device’ has been beamed aboard To help you regain control of the situation.

Use the Influence Device To destroy the droids by shooting them, ramming them, Or temporarily taking control of a droid’s circuitry [transferring] to redirect its energy and armaments against its own kind.

Your goal is to clear all droids from Each of the space freighter’s 20 decks. When you have completely cleared a deck of droids, the ship’s computer shuts down the deck lights And you are awarded bonus points.

See also ...

• Driller
• XOR
• Nameless
• Ultimate Bruce Lee

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5 Responses to “Paradroid”

1. Brian says:

   Monday 20th July 2009 at 8:53 pm

   Your paradroid download has viruses. I would love to give it a whirl and it’s a great idea to remake that game, but my virus pgm says it has Heur.Pck.MoleBox. It catches it during installation.

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2. StuC says:

   Tuesday 21st July 2009 at 12:05 am

   Sorry Your virus software is misreporting it as a virus.

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3. Mike says:

   Thursday 3rd September 2009 at 7:52 pm

   Dude the game is awesome, I feel 20 years younger !! Only thing I miss is the save option. I am too old to play the whole 20 decks in one day.
   Or did I oversee it somewhere ?

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4. Brock says:

   Monday 14th September 2009 at 11:15 pm

   I LOVED this game as a kid and I love it all over again! It has the same “eerie” feeling of solitude on the decks and the movement is so smooth. Do you remember the kids show “Terrohawks”? It featured spherical droids and it reminds me of that and how i loved it on Saturdays. Playing this for hours all over again, pi**ed I can’t clear more than 12 decks! How do you get on to the BIG decks to the left?

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5. PHatDriver says:

   Monday 22nd February 2010 at 6:57 pm

   I played this game to death and as far as I could tell, It had no ending.
   Believe this or not but I cleared FIVE SHIPS in a row, that’s one life, one game.
   Yes, you read that right: FIVE!!! And that took long enough.
   I remember saying to myself, woohoo, I’ve clocked it. Only to start all over again on another ship.
   On the start of the sixth ship, I turned the damn thing off as there was no end in sight!
   Who knows, if I didn’t, I may still be playing now – lol!
   I thought this was a fantastic game. It’s just that there must be an infinite amount of ships.
   Perhaps Braybrook didn’t expect anyone to get that far or it was ment to be a highest score type game.
   It didn’t get any harder as you progressed either – ship wise mean! Ships two to five are all identical as the first.
   To get on the other side of the ship, ya need to get go to the second level down in the middle and find the other lift – think its a red level.

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