Namco's 1987 sequel to Galaga introduces dimension warps, triple fighter combinations, and new enemy types like the Zako Yello. Features 29 stages with branching paths and a synthesized voice announcing power-ups.
Destroy enemies that can capture your fighter before they put you on the defensive. Try to maintain dual or triple fighter formations for concentrated fire, but only when the screen is manageable. Before choosing branch routes, judge the enemy patterns and take the safer path if survival is at risk.
Tips and tricks
Learn fixed enemy routes before chasing high scores.
Tips and tricks
Clear nearby enemies before rescuing a captured fighter.
Tips and tricks
In branching stages, choose routes you understand well.
User Reviews
The pacing is richer and more varied than the original.
User Reviews
Triple fighter formations are satisfying but demand sharper positioning.
User Reviews
Branching stages and voice cues make this sequel memorable.
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About Galaga '88
Galaga '88 is a 1987 Arcade Systems action, arcade, sci-fi, fixed shooter game, developed by Namco and published by Namco. Namco's 1987 sequel to Galaga introduces dimension warps, triple fighter combinations, and new enemy types like the Zako Yello. Features 29 stages with branching paths and a synthesized voice announcing power-ups. You can play Galaga '88 instantly in your browser at https://www.classicemu.com — no downloads or installation required, with cloud save support and mobile touch controls.
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