Bubble Ghost - Overview & Gameplay (Commodore Amiga 1988)
7#retrogaming, #amiga, #commodore, #retrogames, #ghostbubble, 16bit, #amigamusic, #accolade. I play and provide a short overview of Bubble Ghost on the Commodore Amiga, released by Accolade in 1988.
The objective is to guide a bubble throughout a number of halls in a haunted house. If the bubble hits any walls or obstacles, then it will pop and the player loses a life. Obstacles include lit candles, electricity and fans. These can be all controlled by the ghost, who can wander around the level freely and blow at things - such as the bubble to add speed, the candle to put out the flame, or switches to turn them on or off.
The ghost is controlled using the mouse. A press on the left button of the mouse makes the ghost rotate to the left. A press on the right button of the mouse makes the ghost rotate to the right. A press on a keyboard key (Space) makes the ghost blow.
The game is made of 35 halls (levels). Each time the player makes the bubble exit a hall, he wins 1000 points + left bonus. Action on animation may add 5000 points to the player. The bonus is re-initialized at every new hall. A new bubble is added to the player account each time the bubble exits towards the top of the hall.
Coder: Stéphane Picq
Graphics: Christophe Andréani, Michel Rho
Musician: Stéphane Picq
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHANNEL CREDITS: - See channel 'About' section for Subscribe/Notification Credits
Intro Music "Captain Scurvy" by Kevin MacLeod - https://incompetech.com/
Covered under https://www.youtube.com/t/creative_
Other Videos By The Retro Game Planet
Other Statistics
Bubble Ghost Statistics For The Retro Game Planet
At present, The Retro Game Planet has 76 views spread across 1 video for Bubble Ghost, and less than an hour worth of Bubble Ghost videos were uploaded to his channel. This makes up less than 0.44% of the total overall content on The Retro Game Planet's YouTube channel.