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Torvak - The Warrior

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Torvak - The Warrior

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Developer
Authors
Matt Furniss
Music
Andy Green
Programming
Lee Pullen
Graphics
Terry Lloyd
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Genre
Beat 'em Up
Controls
Joystick
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Releases

1990 by Core Design
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1993 by Corkers

Music

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Terry Lloyd
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When Sega released its Master System, it came bundled with the game Alex Kid. To this day the game remains very popular, loved by many. One of those people is Terry Lloyd. More so, Alex Kid was the main inspiration for the Atari ST platform classic Axel's Magic Hammer. But that is just one of his many accomplishments. Terry has been around the block. Working as an artist and game designer at the beginning of the 80's for Gremlin Graphics, he then moved on to Core Design, which he helped get off the ground. During the 90's he contributed to founding the company Malibu Interactive. On the Atari ST, Terry's resumé include Dynamite Dux, Car-Vup, Rick Dangerous 1 & 2, Torvak the Warrior, WarZone and many more. Read all about this veteran of the games industry in this exciting interview.

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bullis1
A decent game. Everything about it is just alright, but not outstanding in any way. Your character swings his axe slowly, which can make it very tough to kill things before they get you. You really have to look ahead and predict what your opponents are going to do. I enjoyed this game for a very short while, but it never found it's way into my permanent collection. I do have to note that the game has a "cool factor" which probably let me forgive it's shortcomings.
February 2, 2007

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