The controls are simple - mostly you're just steering a vehicle and occasionally shooting - and the sound is minimalist. You'll need to steer your vessel to the island battle the enemy fleet there drive a tank during the assault and then take on the heavily defended enemy bunker to capture the island. Although the graphics are rudimentary (but ambitious for their day) it combines a wide range of different types of game play from ship navigation to shooting to driving into a single package. Combined-arms operationsīeach Head was a critical hit when it was released in the 80s and it's easy to see why. Each stage is essentially a different minigame making this a very varied gaming experience.

You protect a beach head by fighting from a bunker armed with a. In each stage of the game you'll be responsible for a different part of the invasion from the original naval approach to the final assault on the enemy position. Beach Head 2000 brings panoramic 3D graphical effects to a shoot-em-up arcade-style game. Moving around the battlefield is not possible due to the fact that the virtual protégé is located behind stationary guns, shooting at different levels from anti-aircraft guns, machine guns, rocket launchers, and so on. You play various parts in an amphibious landing force trying to capture an island in the war's Pacific theatre. Beach Head 2000 Is an arcade first-person shooter in which the player only needs to be responsible for aiming and firing. Softonic review Revisit a classic war game with Beach Headīeach Head is a 1983 action/strategy game set during the Second World War.

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