Today's price by store
| Store | Price | Discount | Sale ends | View in store |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | R$6.29 | — | — | View in store |
Lowest price today: R$6.29 on Steam.
Prices updated on Nov 3, 2026. The store's price is the one that counts.
Lowest recorded price
R$6.29 on Steam, on Oct 26, 2026. It is the lowest price since Oct 26, 2026, when Game Fellow started tracking this game.
Price history (last 90 days)
- Steam: R$6.29 today; low of R$6.29 and high of R$6.29 in the period.
- Steamavg. R$6.29
Game details
- Genres
- Indie
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Release
- Sep 14, 2017
About the game
No Man's Land was produced by Universal in 1980. Universal released 45 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1977. Other machines made by Universal during the time period No Man's Land was produced include Magical Spot, Cosmic Alien, Space Panic, Magical Spot II, Mr.Gun Man, Get A Way, Limbo, Harem Cat, Alien Invader, and Cosmic Monsters II. Game Play You control a tank with a hall effect joystick. The tank can move in 8 directions. The fire button causes the tank to shoot in the direction it is moving. On each screen, there are active and dormant enemy tanks. As the screens progress, the tanks are worth more and more, but the dormant tanks are always worth twice as much as the active ones. Of course they are well guarded! The scenery consists of a few trees and a river which you can only cross by bridge. If you shoot an active tank, one of the dormant tanks will spring to life and come after you. The object of the game is to clear the level and go on to the next one before they kill you. Each succeeding level has more enemies, and moves faster and faster. The game plays a tune at the start of each level, and then there is a JAWS-like tune that it plays as you play. As the battle gets more and more frantic, so does the music. The tank makes a simple but interesting sound that is unique to this game. It is a sort of rumbling sound that you'd expect, but it has a squeaky sound like metal or ball-bearings grinding.
Summary from IGDB.