Castle Crisis
Fans of the classic Atari arcade game Warlords will be pleased to learn that Bryan Edewaard has developed a version for the Atari 8-bit computers. In this fast-paced game, up to four players can compete against one another or computer opponents. Using your shield, you must capture and launch fireballs against an enemy's castle, while protecting your own castle from enemy fireball hits. Gameplay mechanics and graphics closely match the arcade, with additional gameplay options available, adding variety to an already great game.
The Castle Crisis artwork created by Manu Pärssinen was a result of the Castle Crisis Label Contest held on AtariAge. Castle Crisis supports up to four players with two sets of paddle controllers for a more authentic arcade experience. If you're a fan of the arcade Warlords, or of the popular 2600 version, you owe it to yourself to buy Castle Crisis! If you don't have an Atari 8-bit computer, a version for the Atari 5200 is also available, complete with a professionally printed box.
Choose Cartridge Style
You can purchase Castle Crisis in one of two cartridge styles: a translucent
charcoal color or an opaque light gray color. Both are pictured below.
You can choose which style you prefer at the top of the page. There is
no price difference between the two styles. If you do not make a
selection, you will receive the translucent charcoal cartridge shell by
default.
Additional Information
Castle Crisis requires an Atari 8-bit computer with at least 16K of RAM and one or two sets of Atari paddle controllers. You will receive a new copy of Castle Crisis directly from AtariAge. Includes game cartridge and full-color, 12-page manual.
Payment and Shipping
Payment is required within 48 hours. We will combine shipping if you buy multiple items. Package will be shipped within two business days after payment is received, and tracking information will be provided for those destinations that support tracking. We always ship in well-packed boxes to ensure your game arrives in the same condition it left us. Customs fees are the responsibility of the recipient for packages shipped outside the United States.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
