Simulcra - Instructions The objective of Simulcra is to dismantle the Force field that encircles your Base.(well its not so much a base, more like a large platform really, but with the interest rates being what they are you have to take what you can get.) To dismantle the force field you must shoot out the revolving generators and the non revolving pylons which are littered around the platforms. As well as pylons and generators there are lots of Aliens. Shooting these aliens not only turns them into Cosmic Rubble but also releases Pluspods which, when bumped into, provide you with bonus rockets and fuel.

Occasionaly you come across a barn like building. Shooting this reveals a small version of your craft, run into it for a bonus life. Every now and again you come across gaps which you need to cross. Fortunately you have wings (neat eh!). Hakko 927 E S D Manual Muscle. These wings can be opened for flying and retracted when you have landed safely.

If you don't retract them you are likely to have them shot off. Possibly leaving you stranded on an Isolated platform, In which case you will have to trade in your armour for a new set of wings, leaving you about as safe as a Hedgehog crossing a motorway. CONTROLS Joystick left. Turn left Joystick right. Turn right Joystick Forward.

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