Draconian (video game)

{{short description|Multidirectional shooter video game}}

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{{Infobox video game

| title = Draconian

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| image = Draconian title.png

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| developer = Mike Hughey[http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?497-Other-hobbies&s=e3bb40edc7a95e8b048bc7342cc1bbe4&p=11353&viewfull=1#post11353 I wrote a few games for the TRS-80 color computer about 20 years ago.], Mike Hughey 2007-07-23, speedsolving.com[https://archive.org/stream/the-gamers-connection-1988-09/The_Gamers_Connection_-_2_of_4_September-October_1988#page/n41/mode/1up Draconian], Reviewed by: Joanne Ziskl, Page 40, Vol 1/Issue 2, The Gamers Connection (September–October 1988), Published:September 1988[http://blog.simonhardy.com/HOSTING/Dragon2009/approvals/Michael_Hughey.txt Subject: CoCo software archives], Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997, My name is Mike Hughey. I contributed a few games of some value to the CoCo world, and I would be THRILLED to give my permission for these games to be distributed freely. Please feel free to distribute them as desired, in whatever format. The two "good" games I distributed were both through Tom Mix: Draconian, Grabber

| publisher = Tom Mix Software

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| released = 1984

| genre = Multidirectional shooter

| modes = Single-player

| platforms = TRS-80 Color Computer

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}}Draconian is a multidirectional shooter for TRS-80 Color Computer. It was written by Mike Hughey and published via Tom Mix Software in 1984, then converted to the Dragon 32/64. Draconian is based on the 1981 arcade game Bosconian where the player navigates a ship through scrolling space to destroy enemy bases.