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Welcome to Galactic Arkanoid, hero! The apocalypse is about to begin! Only you can help billions to survive. Two heroes - Cleaner and Bubble will help you to crush all the boxes threatening the world! The game is similar to a common arcanoid, but there are several important features that surely make the gameplay more interesting. First - the moving boxes: when you get to higher levels you'll understand that moving parts are more interesting to hunt. Second: the mutant guards. You should neutralize them as well as the boxes. Third thing is the time limit - you should hurry up! And the last but not the least items are various bonuses: armored ball, multiball, additional life, AI support board and others. Collect them to win! But do not forget to avoid getting anti-bonuses: speed decrease, -1 life, reducing time limit and so on. Moreover, the ball in Galactic Arkanoid is not simple - it rounds upon its axis and jumps off the objects with the unpredictable angle. Visuals and sound effects are atmospheric and they help you to dive into the world of space journey. The game will surely entertain you for a very long time because the gameplay is so groovy that you will not lose interest even after hours of breaking those tricky boxes. Each new level will bring new tactician puzzle: if you make a perfect shot, you'll pass the stage over a few seconds! Do your best to be the best! Galactic Arkanoid is a great adventure for most skillful and dexterous ones. Download this game for free right now! Join thousands of arcanoid lovers and get into the unforgettable galactic action.

• Lots of tricky boxes
• Vivid space visuals
• 2 modes of playing
• Atmospheric in-game music and sound effects

• Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP or better
• Pentium 200mhz or better
• 64 MB RAM
• 15 MB hard drive space
• 800x600 display resolution mode or higher
• High or true color highly recommended
• DirectX 5.0 or better

T E X T F I L E S Sound Effects: The Arcade Ambience ProjectFilenameSizeDescription of the Audio83267584The Arcade Ambience Project: 1981, by Andy HofleRe-creation of the ambient noise of an Arcade, using many samples from proper-era video games looped, panned, and played. Could be used as a background noise while playing emulated games, or other similar uses. Created using the following techniques, described on Hofle's website: 'it is about 65 minutes long and took many many hours to master. Most of the samples were created with MAME. I used a program to record myself playing each of the games all the way through (until the game was over). Some games have more than one recording. I also recorded a few games in attract mode (like Gorf and Astroblaster, which have attract sounds).

A few games I had to take samples from elsewhere, for example asteroids in MAME sounds terrible. Also, the coin changers (there are 3 distinct sounds) and background hum (kind of hard to pick up) I took from a local arcade. Once I had a big collection of wavs, I created a multitrack project in my sequencer/audio program. I basically made a separate track for each game/sound effect. I then randomly panned each track to the left or right to give the illusion of the games and coin changers being placed all around you. I also randomly adjusted the volumes for each track. I then placed several instances of the game recordings spaced out randomly.'

Contains samples of the following games: Asteroids, Astroblaster, Berzerk, Centipede, Crazy Climber, Crushroller, Defender, Donkey Kong, Frogger, Galaga, Galaxian, Gorf, Missile Command, Moon Cresta, Mousetrap, Ms Pacman, Omegarace, Pacman, Phoenix, Qix, Rally X, Scramble, Space Invaders, Spectar, Tempest, Venture, Wizard Of War.94816384The Arcade Ambience Project: 1983, by Andy HofleSecond version of Arcade Ambience project, except using circa-1983 arcade sounds. Contains the following games: Bagman, Bump n Jump, Burgertime, Congo Bongo, Dig Dug, Donkey Kong 3, Donkey Kong Jr, Elevator Action, Food Fight, Galaga, Gyruss, Joust, Jungle Hunt, Kangaroo, Mappy, Mario Bros, Millipede, Moon Patrol, Mr Do, Ms Pacman, Pengo, Pleiads, Pole Position, QBert, Robotron, Sinistar, Stargate, Star Trek, Tapper, Time Pilot, Track & Field, Tron, Xevious, Zaxxon, Zoo Keeper.97161344The Arcade Ambience Project: 1986, by Andy HofleThird version of Arcade Ambience project, using circa-1986 arcade sounds.

Contains samples of the following games: Arkanoid, Bank Panic, Bubble Bobble, Commando, Excite Bike, Flicky, Galaga 3 (Gaplus), Galaga, Gauntlet, Ghosts N Goblins, Gunsmoke, Hat Trick, Hogan's Alley, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Jail Break, Kid Niki, Mag Max, Marble Madness, Ms Pacman, Pacland, Paperboy, Punch Out, Rampage, Road Fighter, Russian Attack, Sky Kid, Spelunker, Super Sprint, Star Wars, Tiger Heli, Time Pilot 84, Two Tigers.91058176The Arcade Ambience Project: 1992, by Andy HofleFourth version of Arcade Ambience Project, using circa-1992 arcade sounds. Contains samples of the following games: Altered Beast, Arkanoid, Cyberball 2072, Galaga, Golden Axe, Klax, Neo Geo (Magician Lord, Baseball Stars Professional, Nam 1975), Mortal Kombat, Ms. Pacman, Raiden, Roadblasters, Street Fighter 2, Smash TV, Tetris, TMNT, Toobin, & Xybots. Pins: Black Knight 2000, Elvira, Fun House, Whirlwind.2623Frequently Asked Questions about the Arcade Ambience Project, by Andy Hofle3668An introduction to the Arcade Ambience Project by Andy HofleThere are 6 files for a total of 366,309,779 bytes.