Turrican II - The Final Fight
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Turrican II - The Final Fight
Score
4.69/5
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Developer
Authors
Celal Kandemiroglu
Cover Artist
Cover Artist
Chris Hülsbeck
Music
Music
Manfred Trenz
Game Design
Game Design
Thomas Engel
Programming
Programming
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Series
The Turrican series contains:
- Turrican
- Turrican II - The Final Fight
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Magazines
5/5
Atari ST Review 3 (Jul 1992) [Review] p90
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Turrican II - The Final Fight
November 4, 2001 by ST Graveyard
n 1990, a guy named Manfred Trenz, created a game called "Turrican" for the Commodore 64. He introduced us to a new type of game within the platform genre, the jump 'n run/shoot 'em up. The game was an instant success and was immediately converted to the Atari ST and Amiga. In Turrican you were a lone warrior packed in an armor suite on to save the world. The game featured some breath-taking graphics and sound, but most importantly, fast, adrenaline pumping action! So, as always, it wouldn't take long for a sequel to arrive! Only 1 year, to be exactly...Read the review of Turrican II - The Final Fight
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1991
by Rainbow Arts
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Cleaned and upscaled box art by Mark Leither.
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ST Graveyard
One of the few games I keep on playing, even these days. Turrican 2 just oozes playability and atmosphere.
This is a console quality action/platformer. Another thing that makes this game exciting to revisit are the tons of hidden rooms and bonusses.
Quite a showstopper this is too. Great music, colorfull graphics. There is a cool R-Type like shoot 'em up level, and you just gotta love the Giger inspired Alien level! Read my review for more details!
Manfred Trenz is a game developping god
This is a console quality action/platformer. Another thing that makes this game exciting to revisit are the tons of hidden rooms and bonusses.
Quite a showstopper this is too. Great music, colorfull graphics. There is a cool R-Type like shoot 'em up level, and you just gotta love the Giger inspired Alien level! Read my review for more details!
Manfred Trenz is a game developping god
April 5, 2005
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