''Heavy Metal'' is a 1988 video game published by

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Gameplay

''Heavy Metal'' is a wargame which includes elements of arcade action with aspects of simulation and strategy games.

Reception

Ronald F. Williams reviewed the game for ''

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'' and stated that "''Heavy Metal'' has the high level graphics, sound and action that delight arcade enthusiasts of all ages, and offers a challenge to the budding strategist. It should be therapeutic excitement for gamers needing a momentary break from more cerebral games and be of special interest to those who collect games of artistic craftsmanship."

Reviews

*'' Info'' - Jan, 1989 *'' Amiga Format'' - Jul, 1990 *''

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'' - May, 1991

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