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Cyberdillo cover

1996 · First-person shooter · Shooter

Cyberdillo

After being run over by a car, our hero Armadillo is brought back to life by an evil cyber-genetic company. He sets out to stop their evil plans in psychedelic 70's era levels when disco was king. Gather items such as bell bottoms, platform shoes, 8-track players, and lava lamps to keep your shield and funk levels up.

Released
1996
Platforms
3DO3DO Interactive MultiplayerMS-DOS
Genres
First-person shooterShooter
Developers
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Publishers
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Perspective
First personThird person
Themes
ActionHistoricalWarfare
Country
United States
Age ratings
ESRB T
Languages
English

About

Cyberdillo is a first-person shooter developed by Pixel Technologies and published by Panasonic in 1996. It was released for the 3DO and MS-DOS. The game received mixed reviews.

Keywords

  • 2.5d
  • civil war
  • anthropomorphism
  • scatological humor
  • collectibles

Media

The articlegameplay, story, development, reception

Gameplay

Cyberdillo is a first-person shooter in which the player takes the role of the Cyberdillo, an armadillo who was run over by a car and was made into a cyborg. Starting off with a plunger gun, Cyberdillo must collect items such as platform shoes or bellbottoms to progress to the next level.

Enemies the player come across include hairspray and bipedal hotdogs. The player can also collect power-ups like the skin flute, which temporarily causes the screen to go black (a play on the myth about masturbation), and the laxative which will kill you if you're unable to find a toilet in time.

Development

Cyberdillo was developed by Pixel Technologies and published by Panasonic in January 1996.

Reception

Cyberdillo received mixed reviews from video game critics.

A reviewer for GamePro called the gameplay "redundant" and lacking Doom's suspense. The reviewer was also mixed on the game's music. While calling it "tongue-in-cheek" and adding charm to the game, they added that the player's tolerance would depend on their liking of disco. They also described the voice acting as "unintelligible".

Releases by platformdates and regions as published

PlatformReleasedRegions
3DO Interactive Multiplayer15 April 1996North America
MS-DOS31 December 1996North America

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