Turbo Girl (1988)

Turbo Girl is a 1988 arcade game for the ZX Spectrum 48K, developed by a Spanish team including Francisco Javier Bravo Palacios, Jose Antonio Clavijo Blazquez, Cesar Diez, Fernando Clavijo Blazquez, and Javier Cubedo. The game was published by Dinamic Software, with inlay art provided by Luis Royo.

The game is a vehicle combat arcade title featuring 2D top-view graphics and vertical scrolling. Players navigate a combat motorcycle through a confined gameplay area, utilizing either a Kempston joystick or redefinable keys for control. The audio is handled via beeper music, though the Spectrum +3 disk version includes AY music on the title screen.

The original cassette cost 875 Ptas.

Your Sinclair magazine awarded the game a score of 41%.

In Russia and the former USSR, the game was well-known among enthusiasts. It was frequently distributed in numerous TR-DOS disk versions by groups such as LAKS, Flash Inc, and Omega Hackers Group. Cracked cassette versions were also common, including releases by Andy Hardest.