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Typhoon Thompson in Search for the Seachild - Atari ST / STE

In this video, Typhoon Thompson in Search for the Seachild, released in 1988 for the Atari ST by Brøderbund Software. Directly from the game's manual: It was a warm day in February 2124 when the small intergalactic passenger transport known as Flight 396 was lost. Its last known position: the uncharted ocean planet of Aguar in Omega sector. When last heard from it was plunging head-long into the sparkling tropical seas of that remote and hostile planet. Survivors? Highly unlikely. And yet a faint signal persists. But that was already two months ago. Since then, three search parties from Earth have met their doom at the hands of the Sea Sprites that live in Aguar's island clusters. But as long as we receive that feeble signal we suspect that one human child has survived, doubtless adopted by the wily Sprites. Now, the job is yours, Typhoon Thompson. You must outwit the swarms of cunning Sea Sprites. Outfight the bizarre Flyer-Machine technology they use and outlast their tenacious love for the tiny child they have hidden away. Spirit Guardians from the planet Aguar's long-dead civilization will help you. But you must expertly pilot your Jet-Sled rescue craft and defeat the ingenious Sea Sprite defenses to prove yourself worthy. You must bring the Spirit Guardians the tools you will need to rescue the baby from the impene- trable observatory dome where the Sprites have hidden it. Only then can you rescue the baby and return to Earth with this sole survivor of an ill-fated voyage. You insisted you wanted another chance to prove your mettle. You've got it, friend. Don't blow it. The life of a tiny child is at stake, not to mention your own. Graphically good with detailed and smoothly animated sprites the game sports a nice chiptune and a good playability despite the not so user friendly controls. Here you'll find loading screens and gameplay. All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P. Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!! If you liked the video, please consider giving a thumbs up and maybe also subscribe. Thanks for watching.