Eliminator is a classic horizontal shoot-em-up where the player flies his spaceship over a scrolling, alien landscape. As Group Commander of the United Earth Space Force, J.A. Davidson, the player is tasked to take his Skystrike Attack Craft to the vicinity of the Motare Nebulae and find out why several ships have vanished there without a trace. Killer Bubbles and Mutant crafts are encountered and should be eliminated.
There is a deathly hush. Both sides are prepared to meet any threat, and will not capitulate. The missiles are unsheathed from their silos and readied to be hurled across the void to home onto their targets with lethal accuracy. The dreadful silence is shattered by the sound of our commander barking the words that we have feared for so long, yet somehow believed they could never be uttered........ "give us a pint of pina colada, Doris, and a packet of liver'n'strawberry crisps".
Yes folks, it's DARTZ NITE down at the local, and this computerised version is just like the real thing. Skill, luck and overweight drunken slobs, all play their vital part.
Somewhere in the space six planets evolved near a star. On the first one, the life appeared. It was evolving and after some time, a human appeared. He created civilization and finally his dream was to discover the space.
You are a chief of one (of two) corporation and your aim is to create and launch a starship to another star. To do that you will have to colonize other five planets, create new starships, earn money by building spy, telecommunication and meteorological satellites and selling them to other companies. The game has nice interface, player is able to buy or sell resources such as food, energy, electronic chips. Another corporation is running the race too, builds ships and colonizes other planets as well.
" An exciting and realistic strategy war game featuring a smooth scrolling graphic display of 2 completely seperate battle scenes - The Battle of Stamford Bridge (1066) and The Battle of the Menai Straits (1098)."
The game has 3 different skill levels, ranging from beginner to expert.