I think I recall playing this back in the day but somehow this felt new to me!  Such a great game.  It will be going into my favourites list!

Score: 102270

Played on my A2000 via 3 adf's and gotek drive.  No passwords or cheats used.

I decided to have another play through and I again completed the game levels 1-9 (Plus 0 this time) on the required difficulty level two - skilled agent.

I had missed an awful lot of hidden stuff and probably some obvious stuff as well.

This time around I still didn't get/find everything there was, except for Level 9, where I got 100%

My Score: 4610565


Played on my A1200 PiStorm32, no keys, passwords or cheats were used.

This is one of the classic games I played on my A500 back in the day.

It's a great game, both visually and how it feels to play.
Unfortunately I find I lose interest after I've been at it for a couple of levels.
Awesome for a quick blast but not holding my attention long enough to get a good score.

I'm afraid I wasn't very good at it years ago and I'm still pretty awful. 



My Score: 102090


Played on my AA3000+, no keys, passwords or cheats were used.

Well that was a lot of fun.

It took a bit of searching to find a game that would work with the Aminet files.

I eventually found a working version of it on archive.org  https://archive.org/details/BlakeStoneAliensOfGoldUSA

Some of the other versions, for example the DOSBox version didn't work with the Aminet files.

This ran great on my PiStorm32.  Nice and fast and I completed the game levels 1-9 on the required difficulty level two - skilled agent.

I enjoyed this much more than Gloom, and I just thought I'd say as much, because while I was trying to find a working version of the game, I ran across people in forums suggesting that Gloom would be a better option.  I would have to say it's worth playing through, but you might need a fast Amiga.  I haven't tried it on a slower machine as yet.


My Score: 1925805


Played on my A1200 PiStorm32, no keys, passwords or cheats were used.