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Destruction Carnival

Author:

Museum CareTaker

Submitted:

19th May, 2009

Favourites:

Genre:

Action

Downloads:

747

Rated:

47th Place

(4.57 / 5)

Edited By Museum CareTaker on 5/20/2009

-This game is part of the Click-Museum-

Game Created by: Charles Tomino
Original Release Date: 1997
Open-Source .GAM file included!

Welcome to Destruction Carnival! As Super-Agent D.S. Troy, your mission is to battle your way through Amadeus' contest and then defeat the evil warlord himself. The game is separated into three stages, each containing 4 waves of enemies and a boss character.

There is also a bonus stage after the first and second boss encounters, which gives you the chance to earn a 1-UP. The waves steadily increase in difficulty, introducing new enemies and bringing them on in greater numbers.

Destruction Carnival is a game similar in style to Smash TV and Robotron, with enemies galore, fantastic explosions, blood, frantic action and enormous bosses..

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http://www.create-games.com/downloads/dc.zip (2.46 mkb )

Posted by nim

19th May, 2009

Rated :

So much work went into the production of this - well over 10 years ago - that if it were released NOW, it would compete with Knytt Stories and Lyle for the top spot. I played this so much that the music from Axelay didn't remind me of Axelay anymore.

Posted by Dustin Gunn

19th May, 2009

Rated :

My favorite klik game, still.

Posted by Sketchy

19th May, 2009

Rated :

I'd heard it mentioned a lot as a "Klik classic", but never actually played it 'til now.
Definitely lives up to the hype though

Anyone know a similar Klik game, set in a castle, with dragons and (I think skeletons), but with futuristic weapons and like cryo-chamber things? It came free on a magazine coverdisc years ago and was really good. Unfortunately I lost the disc, and now can't find the game anywhere. I think it might have been called "Castle of Doom" or something vaguely like that?

Posted by Jess Bowers

19th May, 2009

Rated :

This was (is) such a phenomonal game. There were so many Klik games that came out after this that borrowed graphics, code, and ideas that I couldn't count them all. Hats off to these guys for this TRUE "Klik Classic."

EDIT: Hey Rikus, can we include the .GAM file with this download. It would be nice for folks to see the source code for this one.

Comment edited by Jess Bowers on 5/19/2009

Posted by UrbanMonk

19th May, 2009

Rated :

I first played this game off of one of those 500 games in one CD I bought at radio shack. It was funny because I didn't know anything this great was possible with KnP. I popped it open in KnP and I couldn't understand any of the code back then. Good Times.

Posted by markno2

19th May, 2009