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Released
1986
Studio
Activision
Platforms
1

Transformers: The Battle to Save the Earth

1986 Activision 1 platform

Shooter game Strategy video game Tactical Action Science fiction

The Transformers: Battle to Save the Earth is a computer game for the Commodore 64 designed by David Crane with music by Russell Lieblich, released in 1986 by Activision. In the game, the Autobot team must defend a number of sites from Decepticon attack. These sites are presented on an overworld map, and the player can dispatch Autobots to these sites via connecting roads. In an attack, gameplay consists of a first-person fixed-perspective shooting game, where the player must prevent an endless army of multi-colored Seekers from stealing various materials.

Track the collection you actually own — yourself, or with your AI assistant.

Free, no card, and your collection stays yours to export.

Free, no card, yours to export.

Released
  • 1986North America
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Languages
1 language English fully voiced
  • English audio · interface

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