Destrux (1990)

Destrux is a puzzle game released in 1990 for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was published by Future Publishing and developed by David Alderson.

The title focuses on problem-solving mechanics for a single player. It supports various control methods, including Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, cursor keys, and fully redefinable keyboard controls.

The game was released on cassette for the ZX Spectrum. No other platforms were supported for this title.

Your Sinclair magazine awarded the game a score of 93%, reflecting its high quality.

In Russia, the game gained recognition through POKE codes published in Micro magazine. During the nineties, TR-DOS versions were released by Andy Solovarov, followed by a later adaptation from tiboh. Cracked cassette versions by Bill Gilbert and Matasoft were also in circulation.