Action Shooter D.N.A. Warrior for ZX Spectrum

D.N.A. Warrior is an action-packed horizontal shooter game released in 1989. Players take on the role of the captain of a microsubmersible, tasked with navigating through a professor's bloodstream to repair a malfunctioning brain implant.

The game features bi-directional scrolling and challenges players to combat the body's immune system, including plasma and blood cells, as well as bionic limbs and mechanical organs. The primary objective is to halt the growth of the implant by collecting pieces of a growth inhibitor scattered throughout the body.

Players must skillfully navigate through various prosthetic devices and natural body parts, encountering both open and closed junctions that require keys to access. The microsubmersible is equipped with a pulse laser and can collect energy to activate additional weapons like the Rapid Fire Cannon and Absorption Shielding.

Developed by Data Design Systems and published by Cascade Games Ltd, D.N.A. Warrior is available on platforms like ZX Spectrum 128K and 48K. The game is known for its challenging gameplay and intricate level design.