You have five lives to get through 14 stages in one sitting, so the trial and error aspect becomes a chore when you have to repeat the earlier stages multiple times. Setting in, but it doesn't lessen the frustration of the inevitable - death. Each enemy has uniqueĪbilities that change up the formula nicely, preventing tedium from Racing parallel with an opponent will not succeed if they are faster than you.
They don't have the special ability to jump. Splitting off half of the playfield to trap the others will only work if Think SnakeĪnd erroring different tactics, but new hurdles and enemies will force you to try various other options. Where it plays more like a puzzle game than an arcade racer. Competitors aren't controlled by a randomĪI, but their movements and reactions are pre-scripted to the point There's a whole official arcade game based on the concept, but Zona 0 It completely copies the infamous lightcycle scene, right down to the wall of light they leave in their wake.
Released in 1990 for DOS, the Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum Zona 0 is an obvious take on the cult classic, doing just enough to be legally distinct. Considering the game tie-ins made more money than the movie, it comes as no surprise that there were many rip-offs of Tron.
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