Initially developed with the CDi in mind but later shifted to Mac and PC, Gearheads sees one or two players command a box of wacky wind-up toys. March them from one side of the play area to the other, all while impeding and scuppering your opponents attempts to do the same.
This unique arcade strategy game for Classic Macintosh and Windows is incredibly zany, very fast paced, and great retro multiplayer from the mid 90s.
Bag a download of this title for old computers and emulators and unwind:
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holy shit ive been tryin to remember this game for YEARS. CHILDHOOD DIGITAL SAVIOR FOR ME. thnak you for this vid
I loved this game!
It's funny you should show an attempt at editing the game, because there are some hidden menu options that are (as far as I can tell) inaccessible. However, I managed to hack the game so I can access them, and I can now do all sorts of cool things like change the rules (i.e. the game can continue to 50 or however many points instead of 21 (I've always wanted the ability do to that!)), change the stats of the toys (I made Big Al as fast as a rocket!), set the toyboxes of either player (I've always wanted the ability to set the computer player's toybox for 1-toy toybox matches. Now I can!), hand over control of a player to the computer (and back) during a game, play on a recoloured background, force a win for a player, and even change the framerate! I get the feeling that only the developers were mean to access these options, as the game sometimes asks me if I want to save my changes (I also have a feeling that these hidden options were used to set the game rules and the toy stats etc). Needless to say, I'm looking forward to doing a video of all this! 🙂