Achieved at : 2025-06-30
Rank : 1
(world record)
Lups : 100
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2025-07-22
| General Rules: |
Play on any emulator as Oric-1 or Oric Atmos. Play with default settings unless otherwise specified. No use of trainers, cheats, saved game files, auto-fire (when not default present in-game), emulator save states, or other emulator advantages. No use of code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. 1 player only. No continues. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: | Play the game in 1 player mode with default settings. |
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Battlot is an eighties style arcade game from Inufuto. This version is for the Oric 48K and was released in September 2022. The program was written by Inufuto as part of a multiplatform project that uses a common format for producing the games and a machine specific interpreter/library for making the main program run on that specific machine.
This game has a similar feel and game mechanic to Namco's 1980 game Tank Battalion. Both your and your computer controlled opponent have to destroy the oppositions base. The playfield is a maze, with walls that can usually be destroyed, although there are also types that cannot be damaged. To get to the enemy base you can either follow the pathways or blast away to create your own. The computer will send out troops to attack your base, while at the same time you, on your own, try to destroy theirs. If your base is destroyed, then you lose a life. Being shot by one of the opposing troops does not cost you a life, but your trooper is destroyed and a new one spawns at your base, which is unable to move for a few seconds. There is a countdown timer on each level so time does matter. Additionally, not being able to move means your opponents troopers have unhindered access to your base.
Battlot is a fun game, and in my opinion one of the best in the Inufuto range. I really enjoyed my time with this one. I've played a few games of this type on old systems (Tanks a Lot on the Arcadia 2001 springs to mind) and this one adds to that group nicely. It's easy to get into, but also some of the levels can be tricky. Stage 9 is one to watch out for because there are no walls at all and if you are not careful, you can get yourself stun-locked at your base and then it is Game Over!
This run was made on the 30th June 2025 using the Oricutron emulator on PC. There are no adjustable skill levels and the final score was 9,470.
Time stamps:
00:30 Title screen.
00:33 Game start.
00:51 Stage 1 complete.
01:29 First base lost.
01:49 Stage 2 complete.
02:17 Stage 3 complete.
02:41 Stage 4 complete.
03:16 Stage 5 complete.
03:57 Stage 6 complete.
04:25 Stage 7 complete.
04:57 Stage 8 complete.
05:16 Stun-locked!
05:26 Second base lost.
05:42 Stun-locked!
05:48 Third base lost. Game Over! Final score 9,470 points.
This game has a similar feel and game mechanic to Namco's 1980 game Tank Battalion. Both your and your computer controlled opponent have to destroy the oppositions base. The playfield is a maze, with walls that can usually be destroyed, although there are also types that cannot be damaged. To get to the enemy base you can either follow the pathways or blast away to create your own. The computer will send out troops to attack your base, while at the same time you, on your own, try to destroy theirs. If your base is destroyed, then you lose a life. Being shot by one of the opposing troops does not cost you a life, but your trooper is destroyed and a new one spawns at your base, which is unable to move for a few seconds. There is a countdown timer on each level so time does matter. Additionally, not being able to move means your opponents troopers have unhindered access to your base.
Battlot is a fun game, and in my opinion one of the best in the Inufuto range. I really enjoyed my time with this one. I've played a few games of this type on old systems (Tanks a Lot on the Arcadia 2001 springs to mind) and this one adds to that group nicely. It's easy to get into, but also some of the levels can be tricky. Stage 9 is one to watch out for because there are no walls at all and if you are not careful, you can get yourself stun-locked at your base and then it is Game Over!
This run was made on the 30th June 2025 using the Oricutron emulator on PC. There are no adjustable skill levels and the final score was 9,470.
Time stamps:
00:30 Title screen.
00:33 Game start.
00:51 Stage 1 complete.
01:29 First base lost.
01:49 Stage 2 complete.
02:17 Stage 3 complete.
02:41 Stage 4 complete.
03:16 Stage 5 complete.
03:57 Stage 6 complete.
04:25 Stage 7 complete.
04:57 Stage 8 complete.
05:16 Stun-locked!
05:26 Second base lost.
05:42 Stun-locked!
05:48 Third base lost. Game Over! Final score 9,470 points.