Project X
About this game
Project X is a classic DOS game released in 1992 by Team17, a renowned developer known for their work on the Worms series. It is a side-scrolling shoot-em-up (shmup) game that gained popularity for its challenging gameplay, vibrant graphics, and catchy soundtrack, which was composed by Allister Brimble. Gameplay: In Project X, players control a futuristic spacecraft tasked with battling waves of enemies, dodging obstacles, and defeating powerful bosses across multiple levels. The game features a variety of weapons and power-ups that can be collected to enhance the ships firepower, such as lasers, homing missiles, and shields. The gameplay is fast-paced and requires quick reflexes and strategic use of power-ups to survive. Key Features: Multiple Levels: The game consists of several stages, each with unique environments, enemies, and a challenging boss at the end. Weapon Upgrades: Players can collect power-ups to upgrade their ships weapons, including spread shots, homing missiles, and more. Difficulty: Project X is known for its high level of difficulty, which appeals to fans of challenging shoot-em-ups. Graphics and Sound: The game features colorful, detailed graphics for its time and an iconic soundtrack that complements the action-packed gameplay. Two-Player Mode: The game supports a two-player cooperative mode, allowing friends to team up and tackle the alien forces together.