Time Flight (1986)

Time Flight is an arcade game released in 1986 by The Power House for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was developed by Steven Tatlock, who handled the programming, and John P. Tatlock, who created the in-game graphics. The inlay art was designed by Tim White.

This single-player arcade maze game is based on the original coin-op machine by Centuri. It supports various control schemes, including Kempston joystick, Cursor, and Interface 2.

The cassette cost £1.99.

The game received mixed to poor reception from the press, with Crash awarding it 29% and Sinclair User giving it a 2/10 score. It did, however, receive the ZX Computing Glob Minor award in May 1987.

In Russia and the former Soviet Union, the game gained recognition through several TR-DOS adaptations. A Russian translation titled «Машина Времени» was produced by Studio K&S. Cracked cassette versions released by KIS and Bruno were also in circulation.