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Total Eclipse is a space flight simulation video game developed and published by Crystal Dynamics for 3DO. Total Eclipse Turbo was a launch title for the PlayStation in the U.S., with the game's released date predating the North American console launch by 11 days.

The Story Behind Total Eclipse Turbo

Here is where Total Eclipse Turbo came from and how it reached the Sony PlayStation.

The aliens use their powerful weapon, the Sun Dagger, to initiate a supernova in the sun. It was later ported to the PlayStation under the title Total Eclipse Turbo. A sequel, Solar Eclipse, was released for Sega Saturn and PlayStation.

The player must pilot their ship across four planets and ultimately destroy the Sun Dagger to prevent further destruction. The game was copyrighted in 1993 and released 1994.

How Total Eclipse Turbo Plays

Total Eclipse Turbo is a retro game for 1 player, played here with your keyboard or any USB or Bluetooth gamepad.

When all lives and continues are exhausted, the game is over. If the player fails to properly guide his ship into the tunnel at that point, his ship collides with the dead end terrain and explodes, costing a life. Since there are very few shield refills in the game, the only way to avert this is by destroying enemies and ground installations; upon doing so the player's ship automatically absorbs their power to replenish its shields.

When the shields reach zero, the ship explodes, a life is deducted from the player's stock, and play resumes at a checkpoint. The player starts each life with one bomb, and can collect more within the stages, maintaining a stock of up to three. On the surface, the player flies over 3D heightmapped terrain, avoiding mountains and obstacles.

Why Players Still Load It Up

Total Eclipse Turbo is a retro game that Sony PlayStation players still load up; the reviews and rankings below say why.

Electronic Gaming Monthly praised the graphics of the 3DO version, but criticized that the controls are too sensitive, the music is inappropriate for the theme of some stages, and that the hit detection is overly punishing. GamePro were held in similar awe of the graphics in the 3DO version and found little to complain about with the gameplay, concluding, "Total Eclipse blasts off into familiar fighting space ways, but the graphic look of this cool shooter is truly out of this world." Reviews for the PlayStation version were less positive, as critics commented that despite the "Turbo" in the title, the PlayStation version made almost no changes to the by-then over a year old game.

Background sources: Wikipedia.

Total Eclipse Turbo — Frequently Asked Questions

Can I save my progress in Total Eclipse Turbo?

Yes. Create a free account and the player unlocks save states — snapshot your progress at any moment and resume later on any device.

How many players does Total Eclipse Turbo support?

This browser version of Total Eclipse Turbo handles 1 player.

Can I play Total Eclipse Turbo online for free?

Yes — Total Eclipse Turbo runs directly in your browser on this page. There is nothing to download or install; the game boots in the player above.

Do I need a controller to play Total Eclipse Turbo?

A gamepad is optional. The keyboard mapping shown on this page works immediately, and plugging in a USB or Bluetooth controller switches the player over on its own.

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