Coming soon

About This Game

A vertically scrolling sci-fi shooter released for the MSX in 1986.

The player controls the AFX-6502 “Zanac” and battles an organic intelligence.

The objective is to destroy the enemies in each stage using the main shot and special weapons.

By collecting the numbered capsules that appear during battle, the player can switch between different special shots; collecting the same type of capsule consecutively increases the power of that special shot.

In this title, how you fight affects the enemies’ aggressiveness, making them tougher—or, conversely, weaker.

• This application does not include a “Scene Select” mode.

• The main game and the Gallery are based on the Japanese version.

• The menus and the How to Play manual are in English.

■ Steam Version Features

• Achievements supported

• Score Attack mode (leaderboards) supported

• Leaderboards support replay playback  

• Score Attack time limit: 80 minutes

■ Score Attack with Replay Leaderboards

Don't just see the scores — watch how they were made.

Every leaderboard entry includes a full replay of the run.

Study the best players, learn their routes, and challenge the rankings yourself.

■ How to Toggle Full Screen Mode

• Press Alt+Enter to switch between Full Screen and Window Mode.

• In Steam Big Picture Mode, the game runs in Full Screen only.

■ Controls

This game can be played with an Xbox / PlayStation / Nintendo Switch controller, or with a PC keyboard.

For the best experience, we recommend playing with a controller.

Please note that keyboard behavior changes depending on whether a controller is connected.

[When no controller is connected (PC keyboard controls)]

• Z / X / A / S: Xbox controller A / B / X / Y

• Q / W: Xbox controller LB / RB

• 1 / 2: Xbox controller LT / RT (Speed Change / Virtual Keyboard)

• 3 / 4: Xbox controller LS / RS (Virtual Keyboard Settings)

• Esc: Xbox controller View (Rewind)

• Space: Xbox controller Menu (Pause Menu)

[When a controller is connected]

• The PC keyboard functions as the same input as the virtual keyboard.