Bedlam
Bedlam is a run and gun video game developed by Mirage and published in 1996 by GT Interactive for MS-DOS, Windows, Classic Mac OS, and PlayStation.
Bedlam
- Model
- Bedlam.
- Date
- 1996.
- Genre
- run and gun.
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Bedlam is a run and gun video game developed by Mirage and published in 1996 by GT Interactive for MS-DOS, Windows, Classic Mac OS, and PlayStation.
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• Title — Bedlam • Developer — Mirage • Publisher — GT Interactive • Genre — Run and gun • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — MS-DOS, Classic Mac OS, PlayStation, Windows
Gameplay
Gameplay
Players use a squad of three huge remote assault tanks (RATs) against mutated creatures known as Biomex.
Release
Release
Bedlam was developed over a two-year period. It previewed under the working title of Mirage, with a version originally intended for the Saturn.
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1996
Bedlam published.
1996
Bedlam is recorded as published in 1996.
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Bedlam is associated with United Kingdom.
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- 1.Lunatic Fringe. Mean Machines Sega. 49. 11. November 1996.
- 2.Mirage. Electronic Gaming Monthly. 81. 101. April 1996.
- 3.Bedlam. Computer Games Strategy Plus. 74. 90.
- 4.McDonald, T. Liam. Bedlam Review. GameSpot. 31 October 1996.
- 5.Soropos, George. Hyper. 39. 79. January 1997.
- 6.Bedlam. Official Australian Playstation Magazine. 2. 1997.
- 7.Bedlam. Next Generation. 26. 130. February 1997.
- 8.Bedlam. PC Zone. 43. 84-6. October 1996.
- 9.Boone, Paul. Bedlam. MacHome. May 1997.
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