Total Eclipse - Revision history

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Ritchardo mkII at 20:40, 30 August 2010

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Alan Sugar at 00:41, 18 December 2009

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Ygdrazil at 16:03, 15 February 2009

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Cpcmaniaco at 22:34, 12 April 2008

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CPCLER at 10:14, 1 August 2007

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← Older revision		Revision as of 12:16, 13 November 2013
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	[[Category:Games 1988]]		[[Category:Games 1988]]
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 image:total eclipse map.jpg
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 == Links ==

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 == Links ==
 * [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=949 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
-* [http://www.cpczone.net/game/1118 CPC game base from cpczone]
+[[Category:Games]]
+[[Category:Games 1988]]
-* [http://www.phenixinformatique.com/CPCGAMES/index.php?page=detail&num=2268 CPC game base from phenixinformatique]
+[[Category:3D]]
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-[[category:Games]][[category:Games 1988]][[Category:3D]]

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 |Title:|| '''Total Eclipse'''
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-|Company:|| [[Incentive]]
+|Company:|| [[Incentive Software|Incentive]]
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 |Type:|| Adventure

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−	Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by [[Incentive]].	+	Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by [[Incentive Software\|Incentive]].

	It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988).		It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988).

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	* [http://www.phenixinformatique.com/CPCGAMES/index.php?page=detail&num=2268 CPC game base from phenixinformatique]		* [http://www.phenixinformatique.com/CPCGAMES/index.php?page=detail&num=2268 CPC game base from phenixinformatique]

−	[[category:Games]] [[category:Games 1988]]	+	[[category:Games]][[category:Games 1988]][[Category:3D]]

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-Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by Incentive.
+Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by [[Incentive]].
 It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988).
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 [[category:Games]] [[category:Games 1988]]

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-Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by Incentive. It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988).  The Freescape engine was able to create true 3D landscapes which gamers explored freely in a first-person perspective.
+Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by Incentive.
-Total Eclipse was set in and around an Egyptian pyramid, which was divided into rooms each full of traps and puzzles. The player was equipped with a gun, used to shoot targets, and was also able to 'activate' certain objects, such as doors and buttons. The player was up against the clock, represented by a slowly progressing eclipse - the position of the sun and moon are displayed in the status bar, and when the sun is totally eclipsed, the game ends. This takes exactly 1 hour to happen, and the game clock moves in real time. The goal of the game was to reach the top of the pyramid, collecting 4 magical 'Ankhs' along the way, before the time limit elapsed.
+It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988).
-The true 3D engine, improved since the earlier Freescape games, was fairly revolutionary and the scope of the game was well beyond what was generally expected of CPC games at the time. Critics were duly stunned and it received excellent reviews.
+The Freescape engine was able to create true 3D landscapes which gamers explored freely in a first-person perspective.
-[[category:Games]]
+Total Eclipse was set in and around an Egyptian pyramid, which was divided into rooms each full of traps and puzzles.

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−	Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by Incentive. It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after Driller (1987) and Dark Side (1988). The Freescape engine was able to create true 3D landscapes which gamers explored freely in a first-person perspective.	+	Total Eclipse was released in 1988 by Incentive. It was the third game to use their lauded 'Freescape' engine, after [[Driller]] (1987) and [[Dark Side]] (1988). The Freescape engine was able to create true 3D landscapes which gamers explored freely in a first-person perspective.

	Total Eclipse was set in and around an Egyptian pyramid, which was divided into rooms each full of traps and puzzles. The player was equipped with a gun, used to shoot targets, and was also able to 'activate' certain objects, such as doors and buttons. The player was up against the clock, represented by a slowly progressing eclipse - the position of the sun and moon are displayed in the status bar, and when the sun is totally eclipsed, the game ends. This takes exactly 1 hour to happen, and the game clock moves in real time. The goal of the game was to reach the top of the pyramid, collecting 4 magical 'Ankhs' along the way, before the time limit elapsed.		Total Eclipse was set in and around an Egyptian pyramid, which was divided into rooms each full of traps and puzzles. The player was equipped with a gun, used to shoot targets, and was also able to 'activate' certain objects, such as doors and buttons. The player was up against the clock, represented by a slowly progressing eclipse - the position of the sun and moon are displayed in the status bar, and when the sun is totally eclipsed, the game ends. This takes exactly 1 hour to happen, and the game clock moves in real time. The goal of the game was to reach the top of the pyramid, collecting 4 magical 'Ankhs' along the way, before the time limit elapsed.