Rotator (Amiga)

Psytronik Software is proud to present ROTATOR, a previously unreleased arcade game for the Commodore Amiga. Take control of your ROTATOR craft and carefully manoeuvre it through the varied challenging landscapes collecting diamonds whilst trying to stay above the ever-rising flood level!

This game contains an amazing replay feature where is basically records everything you do in real-time. If you fail at a level you can replay the recording of your progress and then resume control of the game at any time.

** ROTATOR FEATURES ** 

• 64 colours on screen

• 8 worlds to explore

• 80 fiendish levels

• Multiple choices of levels to attempt

• Automatic replay of your last attempt, letting you jump into the game before your death

• Collect all the diamonds to open the exit portal

• Rising flood water fills each level

• Doors, force fields, spikes and other traps

• Hard drive installable

• Playable on a A500+/A600/Later

• Save game option to store your progress

** ROTATOR CREDITS ** 

Concept, design, programming & music by Timothy Jon Gilbert

Level design by Timothy Gilbert & Shaun Watters

Playtesting by Shaun Watters, Daniel Smith & Nick Gilbert

Cover artwork by Trevor 'Smila' Storey

Additional packaging elements by Kenz

This game was coded using the Amos development system

A Midnight Banana Production

 ROTATOR is also available to order in a superb Collector's Edition Box Set. The specially produced deluxe glossy box features artwork printed on all sides. The box set contains the following items:

• ROTATOR game on 2 x 3.5" disks presented with vinyl disk labels.

• Glossy instruction manual.

• Glossy art card.

• Badge.

• Stickers.

• Keyring.

• Glossy A3 artwork poster. 

(Cheaper physical versions of the game are also available)

CLICK HERE TO ORDER THE PHYSICAL EDITION OF THE GAME!

ROTATOR is a game for the Commodore Amiga.  The download bundle contains the game in .adf format.  The .adf files can be run in an Amiga emulator (we recommend WinUAE which you can download from http://www.winuae.net/) - or you can port the files to a real Commodore Amiga if you have the facility to do so.

Note: The game can also be installed onto an Amiga hard-drive. The download bundle contains instructions for how to install the game onto your Amiga hard-drive.