Burglar X is an arcade game developed and published by Korean company Unico. It was only released in the arcades.
The games is about a pair of nameless burglars who rob a series of
places. There are five stages which are divided into five round each. In
the first three round you need to collect a number of coins within a
time limit. The coins are contained in giant dice. You have a headbutt
to break open the dice which will then reveal a random number of coins. A
dice can also contain one or more bombs in addition to the coins. The
bomb will explode after a short time. Getting hit by explosion will take
one of your hit points, as will a collision with an enemy. If you loose
all hit points, you loose a life. You can headbutt enemies to get rid
of them, and they will leave a star each. You can collect the stars,
which will decrease a star counter. The counter is kept between levels,
and if it reaches zero, you immediately win the current round. Apart
from headbutting, explosions also kill off enemies. You can also fart,
and an enemy hit by your farts will be stunned a short time. Enemies
will respawn after a while, and new dice will appear if you broke all
the old ones without getting enough coins. A map shows the positions of
all enemies, items and dice. There is also an item which will freeze all
enemies for ten seconds, and a set of two colour-changing balls, which
will upon shmashing start a bonus game if the balls have the same
colours as display on the upper half of the screen. There is also a
lightning item which damages all enemies on screen.
In the fourth
round of each stage you just need to reach the exit which lies in a
given direction. Enemies will come from all directions, and there is
also the usual time limit. The fifth round of stage is a boss fight. You
cannot harm the boss directly. Instead, walking bombs will appear and
you need to either make them explode when the boss is near them, or
headbutt into the boss.
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