- Tornado Low Level
Infobox VG
title = Tornado Low Level
developer =Costa Panayi
publisher =Vortex Software
designer =
engine =
released =1984
genre = Arcade
modes =Single player
ratings =
platforms =ZX Spectrum ,Amstrad CPC
media = Cassette
requirements =
input = Keyboard,Joystick "Tornado Low Level" (also known as "T.L.L.") is a game for the Sinclair
ZX Spectrum andAmstrad CPC computers, and released byVortex Software in 1984 . It was written byCosta Panayi who also coded "Android", "Android 2", "Highway Encounter", "Cyclone" and "Revolution".The player controls a Tornado fighter jet and must manoeuvre the plane at very low levels. The aim is to collect 'targets' on the landscape by flying very low over them, whilst avoiding pylons, bridges, and other structures. As the level progress, the targets are place in more difficult positions e.g. closer to buildings and on the water in narrow gulleys. Each level had a time limit, and the Tornado had a limited fuel supply. Landing on the airfield would refuel the aircraft. At high speeds the plane's wings "sweep back". An interesting feature of the game was the 3D view, which included a shadow of the plane on the ground.
Panayi’s game, "Cyclone", featured similar but improved graphics.
External links
*WoS game|id=0005302
*moby game|id=/tll-tornado-low-level
* [http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jg27paw4/yr08/yr08_43.htm "T.L.L." feature] in Your Spectrum, Issue 8, October 1984
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