What Giana Byte actually does (from store listing)
The Game is inspired by The Great Giana Sisters that was developed for Commodore 64 by Time Warp Productions in 1987. The levels are all new, while the game play looks pretty much like original.
The name of the game origins from Giana 8-bit, while 8 bits are one byte.
Game has 30 levels with boss on last. Spider boss can be killed only by shooting. A lot of shooting.
Most of the monsters you can kill by jumping on their head. Don't try to kill yellow worms, piranhas, yellow aliens or b…
The Game is inspired by The Great Giana Sisters that was developed for Commodore 64 by Time Warp Productions in 1987. The levels are all new, while the game play looks pretty much like original.
The name of the game origins from Giana 8-bit, while 8 bits are one byte.
Game has 30 levels with boss on last. Spider boss can be killed only by shooting. A lot of shooting.
Most of the monsters you can kill by jumping on their head. Don't try to kill yellow worms, piranhas, yellow aliens or bouncing red balls, because you can't. Beware of the quick sand, it disappears quickly after you step on it.
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