Insector

The gameplay utilizes a top-down view. Your character is a can that has a limited spray area. The playfield begins as a tiled surface and you have mines that can be used to blow away the tiles, exposing the dirt underneath. Insects, programmed to behave in various ways, are revealed along with the dirt. The bugs can kill you if you touch them, but points are awarded by either blowing them up or spraying them. Power-ups and points also appear when the dirt becomes visible.

The round ends after the Queen has been destroyed, so the first rule is to try to find the Queen as soon as possible, or immediately after you have collected all the goodies you can. You have three lives.

As you move, you spray bug killer in whatever direction you are headed. Try to destroy all the insects on the screen and collect as many jewels as you can. If you press the fire button you will send out two blasts of bug killer in opposite directions for those times when you are surrounded.

This was Tim Skelly's second game for Gottlieb/Mylstar, but it was never released. The game was finally released in April of 2000, but the sound ROMs are assumed lost.

The black prototype cabinets are the typical Gottlieb enclosures from that era

This game runs on the same hardware as Qbert, Mad Planets and Krull.