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ASCII Aliens: A New Invasion on the Apple II Scene

ASCII Aliens: A New Invasion on the Apple II Scene

Paul Wasson, a notable figure among the Apple II Software Enthusiasts group on facebook, has once again graced the community with a new and thrilling creation. Following the success of the Apple II-based Double Hi-Res Graphics Toolbox and the...

Paul Wasson, a notable figure among the Apple II Software Enthusiasts group on facebook, has once again graced the community with a new and thrilling creation. Following the success of the Apple II-based Double Hi-Res Graphics Toolbox and the ASCII-infused game “Where’s Askey,” Wasson introduces us to his latest masterpiece—ASCII Aliens.

The ASCII Alien Invasion

“ASCII Aliens” is not your typical alien invader game. Wasson takes a unique approach by utilizing the ASCII character set to deliver a high-speed, text-based gaming experience. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer or someone looking for a new challenge, this game promises to take you to the limit in your capabilities.

Platform Compatibility

The game is thoughtfully designed to be compatible with both ProDOS and DOS 3.3 on the Apple II platform. Wasson ensures that players across different setups can enjoy the thrill of battling ASCII aliens.  “ASCII Aliens” is designed to run on the Apple IIe, IIc, IIgs, or a similarly based emulator.

Gameplay Control

Navigate through the intense alien invasion using a joystick for right and left movements, with button 0 serving as your trusty firing mechanism. If you prefer the AppleWin numeric keypad or the Virtual II arrow key controlled joystick emulation, rest assured that it seamlessly integrates with the game.

Download and Conquer

Embark on your ASCII Alien adventure by downloading the game from the following links:

ProDOS Version DOS 3.3 Version

Whether you have an Apple IIe, IIc, IIgs, or a similarly based emulator, ASCII Aliens is ready to transport you into a realm of ASCII Character based chaos.

Join the Invasion

Get ready to face the ASCII Aliens and emerge victorious in this retro-inspired gaming experience. Paul Wasson continues to breathe new life into Apple II gaming with his unique games, and ASCII Aliens is the latest testament to his creative prowess. Download, play, and conquer the ASCII alien invasion now!

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