The 8-bit Atari game Fort Apocalypse from Synapse Software was one of my favorite games of the day. It was challenging and fun, and it was very well designed. It wasn't a long game, but most games weren't long back then. With that in mind, I was very excited when I first saw Golden Hornet as it looked to be inspired by that all-time favorite. (Later confirmed) Unfortunately, the game is rough and unpolished. If it were actually an 8-bit game 40 years ago, it might have been a hit despite...

Right now Golden Hornet is in my download queue so I haven't actually tried yet yet. The screen shots suggest that it might be a lot like the old 8-bit game Fort Apocalypse by Synapse Software. It came out in 1982 for the Atari 8-bit computers as well as Commodore 64. It was sort of a riff on Broderbund's Choplifter where instead of a long flat plain, you had to fly through caves to rescue your men. Fort Apocalypse was one of my favorite games back then and I've looked many times for a m...

First of all. DUDE I REALLY LOVE THIS GAME, OH MY GOD IT´S LIKE YOU LISTENED TO ME WHILE I WAS TALKING ABOUT WHAT KIND OF GAMES I WOULD LOVE TO SEE, GOLDEN HORNET IS ON THE TOP OF MY LIST OF FAVORITE GAMES. But well I have a question... in level 5 part 1 there is two places where we need to go throught 2 spikes to advance, the first one is in the left of the red buttom, and the second near the blue one. I´m stuck in this part because it seems we need to be seriously hurt to enter and to exit and it tak...

Tried to play it with my Xbox controler but it actually doesnt support it. I like the game but playing a "twin stick" shooter on keyboard is kinda not a good thing...i mean do i have to say "TWIN STICK" more often to understand this? Hope thats fixed soon......

Estuve jugando un buen rato a Golden Hornet, y puedo decir que la estoy pasando bien! Puntos positivos: - Detalle gráfico muy bien hecho, no pierde frames, y es bien disfrutable, para aquellos que han vivido los tiempos de la Atari, y la Spectrum. - Son...