Retro Pleiades Arcade

Chrawfish Interactive

Contains ads

About this game

Shoot the aliens, space-monsters, mothership, and finally return to earth, in this classic arcade game!

KEY FEATURES
- Classic arcade coin-op experience
- Bluetooth Gamepad Controller support
- Google Play Game Leaderboards
- You can play offline: no WiFi / no internet required
- Save your game by Quitting, & continue whenever you want to

PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED
Note: Since Retro Pleiades Arcade is free to play, it is supported by (optional) Video Ads, & helped by Analytics.
Read/modify/delete contents of SD card / USB storage:
Your SD card is only used for Video ads, which are cached to avoid delays/stuttering with playback. Pleiades does NOT access any other data.
View network connections / Full network access:
Video Ads & Analytics need access to the internet to function.

- Send bugs or suggestions to [e-mail]

- You are allowed (and encouraged!) to put footage of Pleiades on YouTube or any other website

Ratings and reviews

Updated Mar '24: raised to 5 stars after the developers fix the speed issue mentioned previously. Thanks! Original review (shortened to make room for the above update): What a great throwback game! My grandfather had this arcade cabinet in his basement when we were kids, so I've played the original version hundreds of times. This is almost a flawless recreation, with only one issue: the game on my device runs at what I estimate to be 1.5-2x faster speed than the arcade did.

So back when I was 13-14 (1999/2000), I was riding my bike around the neighborhood when I see an Arcade machine laying out in front of a house in the ditch looking a little scuffed, but in great condition. I had a habit of picking up junk and taking it home, but I freaked out when I saw it. I rush home and tell my dad to get the truck and that I needed to get this thing and then I flew back as quick as I could to make sure nothing happened to it. Dad eventually finds me and knocks on the door of the house and finds out that the dudes wife was making him get rid of it since it was just collecting dust. We eventually load it up and I'm having a full blown panic attack from being a kid with a -maybe- working arcade machine. We get it back home and dad runs an extension out to check if it even turned on and...it didn't. Luckily, Dad used to work on slot/arcade machines before I was born, so he opened the back and fiddled with it and got it to boot. After teaching me how to adjust the pots on the inside for screen calibration we somehow manage to make bring it to my bedroom and I had my own arcade. Manuals and everything were inside and I poured over them learning how to change the dip switches for different settings and such. Unfortunately, when I went to college it got put into a storage unit that my parents eventually weren't able to pay on and, along with quite a lot of sentimental family things, the machine was gone. This game fills me with so many memories. Thank you so much for porting it to something I can play again whenever I like.

Can u add new levels w different enemies, new bosses, new cities to protect and also adding new ships which can b upgraded, please ?

What's new

V1.26
- Bugfixes & tweaks