“Attack of the Mutant Killer Bingo Wings!” is inspired by the 8-bit shooters of the 80s that came with a massively overblown story line inside the cassette cover that the poor, underpowered 8-bit processor and meagre amount of RAM couldn’t hope to replicate but contained preposterous enemies with some fun and compelling game play – and all at a £1.99 price tag too!

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Anyway here’s the full story…

The Earth is a noisy planet. For decades a vast array of signals have been carelessly spreading from our world into the ether. We’re about to find out that other worlds are listening…and in a terrible coincidence one planet has taken offence at the liberties being taken with it’s deities.

The denizens of Bingonia have for centuries worshipped their many and varied Gods; Kelly’s Eye, One Little Duck and Snakes Alive amongst others. So when the systems monitoring the skies of Bingonia began picking up signals from a small world at the outer reaches of the galaxy, indicating that the intricate numerology behind the Bingonian beliefs were being used as the basis for a form of primitive gambling, there was only one course of action available; the Bingonians dispatched their elite fighting force, the Bingo Wings, to destroy the Earth – and now only you stand in the Bingonians way!

Destroy the Bingo Wings, collect the Bingo Balls of Doom and break the code to destroy the Bingonian battleships!

EYES DOWN!