Your goal is to guide the robot  across the lunar surface, moving carefully over the rocks and avoiding enemies 

Keep in mind that the robot must be grounded with at least two thirds of its body, otherwise it will collapse 

Collision with walls of rocks also causes destruction

At the start you have 9 reserve robots. Every 1000 points will earn you an extra robot (but 9 is still the maximum). 

CONTROLS:

• "Z" and "X" buttons to move just one step left and right 
• left and right arrows to jump 
• Space button to fire. Sometimes you will have to fire while jumping to destroy enemies and hazards
• up and down arrows to change volume
• P or Esc button to pause

Be careful: don't hurry and watch your step!

Mikrosha PC

LUNA70 is a recreation of the original game "Xtro", developed in 1990 for the Soviet computer Mikrosha.  

All the levels have been completely redesigned, the mechanics have been improved, and some new enemies have been added. Mikrosha TTF font was developed specifically for this project.

Mikrosha TTF font

Mikrosha is an 8-bit microcomputer based on the KR580VM80A microprocessor (Intel 8080 clone). It was one of the first Soviet mass produced personal computers. Mikrosha had a monochrome display mode: 25 lines of 64 characters. It had pseudo-graphics symbols, which made it possible to simulate a 128 × 50 pixel graphics mode.

Boulder Dash for Mikrosha PC

The author of the original game is Alexei Matveev, a programmer and engineer at the company that produced Microsha (Lianozovo Electromechanical Plant). The program occupied only 8 kb of disk space (usually programs for Microsha were loaded from tape cassettes)

Xtro for Mikrosha PC