[1] Titlescreen music is based on Jean-Michel Jarre's 1984 instrumental soundtrack "Ethnicolor".
[2] CAPTAIN BLOOD was the first Amiga game released on Ere's Exxos label.
[3] The U.S. release of CAPTAIN BLOOD only contains a synopsis of the game's background story (novella) included in the European release game manual.
[4] Distributed in Germany by Ariolasoft and later Bomico.
Based on 1988 Ere Informatique/Infogrames Atari ST release.
PC versions: CGA, EGA, Tandy
European Release (front)
European Release (back)
U.S. Release (front)
U.S. Release (back)
Budget Release (front) [Smash 16]
Budget Release (back) [Smash 16]
Budget Release (front) [Pocket Soft]
Budget Release (back) [Pocket Soft]
European Release
European Release [alt]
U.S. Release
Budget Release [Pocket Soft]
Manual Cover
Reference Card (English)
U.S. Review (CGW 58 4/1989, Page 35)
U.S. Review (CGW 58 4/1989, Page 36)
UK Advert
U.S. Advert [Source: Atari Mania]
German Advert (PowerPlay 6/1988, Page 108)
German Advert (PowerPlay 11/1988, Page 2)
Free Game Offer (Zero, Issue 11, 9/1990, Page 69) [Budget, Smash 16]
Manual (English/French/German) [Source: Retro Commodore]
Manual (English)
Manual (French) [Source: Retro Commodore]
When you encounter a particularly friendly alien, ask it the following question using the alien icons “CODE GG1”. The alien will then give you co-ordinates of another alien called GG. Go to the specified planet and you can then ask GG for the co-ordinates of all the other aliens around, by asking “CODE INFORMATION HELP” If that doesn’t work, replace ‘HELP’ with the name of an alien.
CGA
EGA
No maps found.