Qwak

There are 80 levels to complete and once you complete all of them, the levels are repeated.

You exit each level by collecting all the gold keys then entering through the door that opens.

You have a certain amount of time to complete the level before spikes fall down the level.

There are eight areas, all consisting of ten levels.

At the end of each area, there is a guardian waiting for you, and again, you have a certain amount of time to defeat them.

You kill enemies by throwing orange-colored eggs at them, and in the earlier levels, they go down in one or two shots, but in later levels, you'll find out that all of them take more than two shots to bring down, so your orange balls would be useless here.

The solution is to get a special power-up that will give you chocolate eggs.

Besides gold keys, you can also collect silver keys.

This lets you unlock a gate, giving you access to more shots or power-ups.

There are also booby traps in the level, such as spikes, and some parts of a level are blocked off by spikes.

Get a mushroom and they turn into flowers that you can pick up.

Beware, getting another mushroom will make them turn into spikes again.

Apart from the normal levels, there are challenges where you have to complete a level and get as many fruits as you can under a 20-seconds time limit.

Depending on gameplay, there are also tricks where the last key you have to get flies away and you have to catch it.

Other tricks include turning on the lights to see enemies, and running away from the "happy ghost".

You'll receive bonus points at the end of the level if you manage to collect every gem in it.

Qwak can be played as either a one or two player game.

The game was released at budget price, and later on a CD double pack with Alien Breed '92 .

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