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Console:	Commodore 64
Region:	United States
Year:	1985
RFG ID #:	U-018-S-10830-A
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Developer:	Lucasfilm Games
Publisher:	Epyx / Lucasfilm Games
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Genre:	Shooter
Sub-genre:	3D
Players:	1
Controller:	Joystick + Keyboard
Media Format:	5.25" Floppy Disk

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A Techno-Scavenger's Dream.

Explore the fabled Koronis Rift. On a remote backwater planet enveloped in deadly radiation, take part in this daring raid to claim the Ancients' exotic technologies. As a rough and tumble techno-scavenger, you'll contend against hostile alien guards and vanquish them by destroying their powerful base. To survive, you must seize weapons and shields from abandoned Ancient space hulks. The secrets of the Ancients are yours... if you dare.

• First person strategy and adventure
• Realistic fractal graphics - You're piloting a Surface Rover “Through the rifts of the legendary planet Koronis”
• Great fantasy adventure - You're a Techno-Scavenger Salvaging Hi-Tech Weapons from the Ancients”!
• One player

Console	Reg.	Type	Title	Publisher	Year	Genre
Commodore 64		S	Koronis Rift [Disk Version]	Activision / Lucasfilm Games	1985	Shooter
Commodore 64		S	Koronis Rift [Tape Version]	Activision / Lucasfilm Games	1985	Shooter

• Instruction Manual

• Project Director and Concept, Instrument Displays, Player Interface and Documentation Creator: Noah Falstein
• 3D Environment, Scaling and Motion Objects, Explosions and Support Routines: Aric Wilmunder
• Original Fractal Code: Loren Carpenter (Pixar Group)
• Modified by: Charlie Kellner
• Commodore 64 Co-development, Module System, Saucer Behaviour Routines: Ron Gilbert
• Hulk, Saucer and Storyboard Artwork: Gary Winnick
• Commodore Science Droid Artwork: Tom Wahl
• Macro Assembler: Chip Morningstar
• Manual Written by: Peter Jaret
• Algorithms and Technical Aid: Charlie Kellner
• Administrative Guidance: Steve Arnold
• Editorial Support: David Fox, Mary Paterno
• Repo-Tech Robot Design: Terry Hoff
• Title Screen Design: Michael Kosaka
• Thanks to: Chris Werner, Jane Mutony, Husted/Glasson Design, Epyx Staff
• Special Thanks to: George Lucas