There are 8 levels in this game, with only the fourth level playable in the shareware version.Īdded by DOSGuy Downloads electro BODY v1.2 Shareware Episode (323,977 bytes)Įlectro Man v1.0 Shareware Episode (427,495 bytes)Įlectro Man v1.0 Registered Version (951,941 bytes)Įlectro Man Creative Commons Registered Version (908,700 bytes)ĭeveloper xLand generously released this game as freeware under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 license on 25 June 2006.The vehicles and products displayed on this website may differ in terms of shape, design, colour and scope of supply. Originally published by CDV Software as electro BODY, the name was changed to Electro Man when published by Epic. The graphics and sound are quite good, and there are voices. Not being able to change direction in mid-air may be a difficult adaptation if you're used to console video games inertia is a real consideration in this game. Once you've jumped, you can't push in the opposite direction to try to come down closer. You can't change your direction in mid-air, meaning that you can't jump straight up and then push forward, you must be moving forward to jump forward. One of the difficult aspects of the game is the attempt at realistic physics. Your gun only fires when you can find energy for it, and you have infinite lives, which is good because this is a very hard game. Your goal is to locate three computer chips in every level. Your play a cyborg named Jack, a human modified to look like Robocop in order to fight robots who killed your family. Published by xLand Games (Chaos Works), Epic MegaGamesĪ very unusual platformer.
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