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A.M.O.K.

A.M.O.K. is a third-person mech-themed action computer game developed by Lemon. The Microsoft Windows version was releaded by GT Interactive in 1996. The game is known for its environments rendered by a voxel graphics engine.

Platform : PC
Format : CD ROM
Publisher : GT Interactive
Authors : Scavenger
Date : 1996

Other Software by GT Interactive:

Item Manufacturer Platform Format Date
The Ultimate Doom - Thy Flesh Consumed GT Interactive Software PC Windows 32-bit CD ROM 1993
Doom Trilogy GT Interactive PC CD ROM 28 Oct 1995
William's Arcade's Greatest hits GT Interactive Sony Playstation 1 CD-ROM 1996
Mortal Kombat Trilogy GT Interactive PC Windows 32-bit/MS-DOS PC CD-ROM 1996
A.M.O.K. GT Interactive PC CD ROM 1996
Arcade's Greatest hits The Atari Collection 1 GT Interactive Sony Playstation 1 CD-ROM 1996
Final Doom GT Interactive PC CD ROM 17 Jun 1996
Mace: The Dark Age GT Interactive Nintendo 64 Cartridge 1997
Duke Nukem 64 (Sealed) GT Interactive Nintendo 64 Cartridge 1997
B-Movie GT Interactive Sony Playstation 1 CD-ROM Nov 1998
Towers of Darkness GT Interactive Acorn RISC PC 3.5 Disk 1999
Oddworld Adventures 2 GT Interactive Nintendo Game Boy Color Cartridge 1999
The Wheel of Time GT Interactive PC CD ROM 1999
40 Winks GT Interactive Sony Playstation 1 CD-ROM Nov 1999

Information About GT Interactive:

 

 

 

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH40372. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. 		  A.M.O.K. Click on the Images
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