Jelcynek (from the YouTube channel "Jaskinia prawiczka") for inspiration to start working on the game.Jammer for creating brilliant music and sound effects for the game.Source code of the game is available at Īs the originator and creator of the game, I would like to express my thanks to:.Compatible with SD2IEC, THEC64 mini® and THEC64®.Works on a real 40-year-old Commodore 64/128 and on an modern emulator.An animated end-sequence when the player succeeds in completing all the levels.An animated intro introducing the atmosphere of the game.Great dedicated music composed by one of the best contemporary composers operating on the C64 scene.C64 hi-res graphics in the rarely used ECM graphics mode.The player decides whether he wants to collect all the items and be PERFECT or go to the next level as quickly as possible.Level with a boss at the end of each planet/world.The map allows you to choose a planet/world on which the player wants to start the journey.
Each planet refers to some old retro game or games.The game is presented with high-resolution graphics and a dedicated soundtrack that perfectly fits the action taking place on the screen. Use the fire button to activate the jetpack, by holding down the fire button, the Robot flies higher and higher. In the game, the player controls a small robot with a joystick. The game was created as part of the Commodore computer enthusiast portal. Robot Jet Action is a classic arcade-style platform game for the Commodore 64/128. Watch out for obstacles and avoid overheating your jetpack! A modern game for the Commodore 64 Go from planet to planet, from game to game, and keep all these gems. Equipped with a jetpack that is fast enough to collect everything before these evil robots do. To keep all the diamonds, coins, stars or other gems from the old games, someone has to run them down and collect everything before they are taken! The hero that can do this is a nice little Robot. One day, evil robots from other worlds attacked! They wanted to steal all the jewels from the old games. Life was peaceful in the land of retro games.
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