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/ Genres / Action / Battlezone / Play in browser

Battlezone - Play Online

PC Booter - 1983

For small DOS games like Battlezone, you can play online immediately with your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera...). This feature is experimental, the game may not work properly.

Warning: game save should work, but you should try it early! Also, be careful to select the right game executable in the list above.

Comments and reviews

Steve Hoyland 21 Sep. 2021

As Chromy points out In his comment, this version does run too fast. That said, we gamers can catch-up with plenty of practice! I remember playing this game In the Arcades during the early/mid 1980's. There were two versions - one had the screen at waist or chest level (depending on your age and height!) whilst the other had an eye-level view with a "submarine periscope" viewer. Both had green-on-black screens and were based on vector graphics with lots of squares, rectangles, pyramids and other polygons. I'd love to have the periscope-type at home right now! Bear In mind that the Arcade versions are far superior to any others. Don't be put off by these poor home micro & other early game console versions - this Is a really good game. Suggestion - learn on this and then go and destroy the arcade version!

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chromy 06 Feb. 2021

super cool but way way way too fast! ctrl-f11 not response on chromebook, oh well

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