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Revision as of 11:53, 7 October 2010

Monster Bash
Monster Bash - DOS - USA.jpg
Platform: DOS
Year: 1993
Developer: Apogee Software, Ltd.

Monster Bash is a platform action adventure game. You play the role of Johnny Dash, a slingshot toting scamp who is out to rescue his dog Tex who has been kidnapped by the vampire Count Chuck. Through three episodes and 9 missions per episode you must fight your way through many frightening monsters like zombies, witches, demons, werewolves, and many more. The levels themselves are covered in dangerous traps and hazards, and nearly everything is out to get you. The learning curve is very sharp, and you'll no doubt become frustrated even on easy difficulty. However, if you take the game slowly and observe your surroundings carefully you can avoid most of the pitfalls. The graphics are amazing for an EGA action game. All of the backgrounds and sprites are very detailed and fluid. The music is also really good for FM synthesis. Despite the youthful protagonist and cartoon theme, Monster Bash is not for kids. While the game isn't scary, it is extremely difficult and the slow responding keyboard controls make playing the game a test of patience.


Screenshots


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Music

Monster Bash has really nice music for a PC game in 1993. Rob Wallace gives a fine-tuned performance with tracks that fit the spooky monster theme. His song Bach Bash plays off of JS Bach's "Toccata and Fugue In D Minor".


Recording

#

Title

Composer

Arranger

Length

Size

Listen

01 Apogee Fanfare Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 0:07 95 KB
02 Main Menu Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:54 1.8 MB
03 Bach Bash Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 2:29 2.1 MB
04 Demons Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:55 1.4 MB
05 Vulture Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:33 1.3 MB
06 Cave Bash Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 2:10 1.7 MB
07 Cyclops Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:26 1.3 MB
08 Theme Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 2:52 2.1 MB
09 Madness Bash Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 2:25 1.9 MB
10 Chase Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:22 1.0 MB
11 Johnny's Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:52 1.2 MB
12 Bash Dance Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:30 1.2 MB
13 Love Bash Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:45 1.2 MB
14 Ghouls Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:41 1.4 MB
15 Haunted Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:42 1.3 MB
16 Fast Bash Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:51 1.5 MB
17 Goodbye Rob Wallace Rob Wallace 1:35 1.3 MB


Credits

(Source)


Game Rip

Format

Download

Size

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Download 70 KB

The music from Monster Bash was ripped from the compressed DAT files. It was recorded using AdPlug 1.8. Tracks 1 and 5 don't end properly in AdPlug, so they had to be manually trimmed.


Audio Devices

Sound

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Music

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Releases

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Links