Navy SEALs (1991)
- Download the game as TAP/TZX
- Play the tape for a real Spectrum
- Run the game in an online ZX Spectrum emulator
Ocean Software released the action arcade game Navy SEALs in 1991 for the ZX Spectrum 128K. The development team included coder James Higgins, in-game artists Warren Lancashire and Martin McDonald, and composer Matthew Cannon, who handled the music and sound effects.
The game supports a single player and utilizes the AY sound chip for audio output. Control options include Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, cursor keys, and fully redefinable keyboard controls.
The cassette version retailed at £10.99, while the disk release cost £15.99. The title was also made available on Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Amiga, and Atari ST platforms.
Navy SEALs holds an average magazine score of 86.25%. It received the Crash Smash award from Crash magazine and the Sinclair User Gold award from Sinclair User.
In Russia, the game gained significant popularity through numerous TR-DOS adaptations by groups like Russian Prestige and Dr Titus. Its iconic intro by Titus was frequently discussed in magazines such as Spectrofon, ZX Format, and On-Line. Cracked cassette versions were also released by TFF Team and Saposoftware.
Found 2 cracked versions (releases) of the game
