Cardiaxx

Cardiaxx
Cardiaxx
	Scrolling shooter

Cardiaxx is a

scrolling shooter video game for the Amiga. It was developed by Eclipse Design and published by Electronic Zoo in 1991, although it was originally published by Electronic Zoo.^{[citation needed]} The game features a spaceship as it flies through various levels of varying graphic styles.^{[citation needed]} Each level has a boss at the end, and each level is separated by a sub-level of avoiding asteroids while the next level loads from the floppy disk.^{[citation needed}

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Gameplay

Development

Cardiaxx was developed by David Mariner and Jon Mitchell of Eclipse Design, with Josef Karthauser later joining them.^[citation needed] The game's original publisher, Electronic Zoo, failed to release funds owed to Eclipse Design for its development shortly after its public release in 1991.^{[citation needed]} As a result, the Atari ST version was never released, and legal action followed. However, Electronic Zoo closed down during the legal proceedings.^{[citation needed]} The game was later released by Team17, but again no funds beyond the initial signing fee were ever released.^{[citation needed]} Therefore, Mariner and Mitchell still retain all rights to Cardiaxx to this day.^{[citation needed]}

Reception

Cardiaxx received generally positive reception from video game critics.

References

^ "Cardiaxx". Amiga Action. No. 29. February 1992. p. 72.
^ "Review". Computer and Video Games. No. 122. January 1992. p. 75.
^ JTurunen (August 1994). "Cardiaxx – Ammu halavalla!". Pelit (in Finnish). No. 15. Fokus Media Finland. p. 27.

External links

Cardiaxx can be played for free in the browser at the Internet Archive
Cardiaxx at MobyGames

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[1] "Cardiaxx". Amiga Action. No. 29. February 1992. p. 72.

[2] "Review". Computer and Video Games. No. 122. January 1992. p. 75.

[3] JTurunen (August 1994). "Cardiaxx – Ammu halavalla!". Pelit (in Finnish). No. 15. Fokus Media Finland. p. 27.

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Publication	Score
Amiga Action	76%^[1]
Computer and Video Games	85/100^[2]
Pelit	68/100^[3]