Atari Centipede
In Atari Centipede, you control a bugblaster to defend yourself against waves of centipede…
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Atari Centipede
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About Atari Centipede
In Atari Centipede, you control a bugblaster to defend yourself against waves of centipedes, spiders, scorpions, and fleas.
Your weapon fires small darts at these segmented creatures, and your goal is to survive for as long as possible by destroying them before they reach you.
Use the keyboard or mouse to move your blaster across the screen and fire at incoming threats.
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Read moreHow to Play
- Use the keyboard or mouse to move your bugblaster around the screen.
- Fire darts at the centipede's body segments.
- Shoot the centipede's head to destroy it completely.
- Avoid the mushrooms created when segments are hit.
- Watch out for spiders, scorpions, and fleas in addition to centipedes.
On a phone, use the game’s on-screen controls if they appear. Landscape orientation gives the player more room.
Tips for Atari Centipede
- Focus on shooting the centipede's head to eliminate the entire creature; shooting other segments only creates mushrooms that continue moving.
- Move strategically to avoid the mushrooms left behind when you hit centipede segments, as they still pose a threat.
- Stay alert for spiders, scorpions, and fleas that appear alongside centipedes during gameplay.
Atari Centipede FAQ
What is the main goal of Atari Centipede?
Your goal is to survive for as long as possible by fighting off centipedes, spiders, scorpions, and fleas using your bugblaster.
Why should I shoot the centipede's head instead of other segments?
You must shoot the centipede's head to destroy it completely. When you shoot other segments, they become mushrooms that continue moving independently.
How many body parts does a centipede have?
A centipede consists of 10 to 12 body parts, including the head.
