Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Lunar Leepers, also released as Lunar Leeper, is a 1982 video game written by Chuckles (Chuck Bueche) and published under Sierra On-Line's SierraVision label.The game takes place on the planet Opthamalia, in the Valley of the Leepers, which the manual describes as omnivorous creatures having "two long rubbery legs, a single eye and a massive green beak". In the first phase of the game, the player pilots a spaceship to rescue crew members stranded in the valley among the Leepers. The Leepers must be avoided or shot, lest they leap up and consume the spaceship or the crew member it carries. Once all the crew members are either rescued or killed, the second phase begins. In this phase the player navigates the ship through a cave in search of a giant eyeball which must be destroyed. The cave is trapped with automatic lasers and guarded by creatures known as "trabants".The Apple II version of the game was copy-protected using Sierra's Spiradisc system, though this could be circumvented with a sector editor."@en }
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- Lunar_Leepers abstract "Lunar Leepers, also released as Lunar Leeper, is a 1982 video game written by Chuckles (Chuck Bueche) and published under Sierra On-Line's SierraVision label.The game takes place on the planet Opthamalia, in the Valley of the Leepers, which the manual describes as omnivorous creatures having "two long rubbery legs, a single eye and a massive green beak". In the first phase of the game, the player pilots a spaceship to rescue crew members stranded in the valley among the Leepers. The Leepers must be avoided or shot, lest they leap up and consume the spaceship or the crew member it carries. Once all the crew members are either rescued or killed, the second phase begins. In this phase the player navigates the ship through a cave in search of a giant eyeball which must be destroyed. The cave is trapped with automatic lasers and guarded by creatures known as "trabants".The Apple II version of the game was copy-protected using Sierra's Spiradisc system, though this could be circumvented with a sector editor.".