Rampart

DOS - 1992

Also available on: Amiga - Arcade - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - Genesis - Lynx - SEGA Master System

Alt names	ランパート, Super Rampart
Year	1992
Platform	DOS
Released in	France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom (1992) France, Italy, United Kingdom (1994)
Genre	Action, Strategy
Theme	Arcade, Licensed Title, Real-Time, Shooter
Publisher	Electronic Arts, Inc., Ocean Software Ltd.
Developer	Atari Games Corporation
Perspective	Diagonal-down
Dosbox support	Fully supported on 0.73

4.39 / 5 - 31 votes

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Description of Rampart

A near-perfect conversion of Atari's 1990 arcade hit. Rampart is a game of medieval warfare that boasts fast, furious gameplay, good graphics, and a very high addictiveness quotient.

Like all good arcade games, Rampart is easy to learn but hard to win. The goals in the Combat Phase in one- and two-player games are slightly different. In one-player game, your goal is to sink enemy ships, while the goal is to destroy enemy castle walls in two-player mode.

What makes Rampart different from most arcade games, and what makes it a lot of fun to play, is the great combination of action and strategy elements. Before you can enter the Combat Phase, you must first strategically place the cannons within the castle walls. After the Combat Phase, you move into the Repair Phase in which you can repair your walls. In this phase, you can also place (randomly created) parts of walls over the landscape to gain more territory to place cannons on. There is a time limit for placing walls, so your friend won't have to twiddle his thumbs impatiently while you scrutinize all strategic locations ;)

With excellent graphics and the same solid gameplay that fully retains the addictiveness of original arcade hit, Rampart is simply a must-have for action fans, and even strategy fans who fancy a bit of action. The music is a bit dull, but that's a very minor nitpick.

Highly recommended, especially if you can find someone to play against in the two-player mode.

Review By HOTUD

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Comments and reviews

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Hardcore 2020-10-30 0 point

Do we need the manual? I owned this back in the 90s and needed a manual...there were little logos on each page one would enter in a combination to verify the game or it was unplayable

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Jagger 2019-09-30 2 points DOS version

Played this a lot in the arcades in 1990. Bought it on the Amiga and was disappointed, it's slow and missing a lot of gfx and sfx.
Later played the DOS version, completely blows the amiga version away. Despite being released around 6 months before than amiga version, it is arcade perfect, even better with MT32 music and sfx.

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KC 2019-09-23 -13 points

Lame game.

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Kyle P 2017-10-28 2 points

Use Dosbox

That's how you emulate Dos Games.

You can't run them on windows

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DOSBox 2014-09-18 0 point DOS version

You cannot play it straight on any other operation system than DOS. Thus, read below the comment section where it states "If you have any trouble to run Rampart, click here before posting a comment." Please follow the instructions to install a DOS emulator that you find workable for you.

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Aruze 2013-07-07 -2 points DOS version

How do i play this game with a Windows 7 64bit operating system? i cannot play the game because it gives me a error message i need to get a differant version for my 64bit operating system.

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