Elevator Action
Sneak, shoot, and ride elevators in this classic 1983 arcade spy thriller
Alternatives
Choose Cliffridge if…
- you want simultaneous multiplayer instead of alternating
- you need platform obstacles like avalanches and cliff jumps
- you enjoy occasional vehicle sections such as snow‑boarding
- you prefer a movie‑tie‑in storyline with cutscenes
Choose Spy Games: Elevator Mission if…
- you want a continuous level without loading pauses
- you need randomized document locations for replay value
- you prefer modern 3‑D graphics over retro 2‑D sprites
- you are okay with a Wii‑style motion controller scheme
- you don’t need local two‑player alternating mode
How to Decide
Elevator Action is a classic 1983 arcade spy thriller beloved by arcade enthusiasts. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Cliffridge leans into side‑scrolling beat‑em‑up action with a movie tie‑in and cooperative multiplayer; Spy Games: Elevator Mission emphasizes modern 3D graphics and a massive continuous elevator complex with randomized mission objectives.
When weighing replacements for Elevator Action, focus on (1) control scheme – the original’s simple joystick versus Cliffridge’s classic arcade buttons and Spy Games’ Wii‑style motion inputs, (2) multiplayer support – alternating two‑player turns in Elevator Action, co‑op in Cliffridge, and single‑player only in Spy Games, (3) graphics style – retro 2D pixel art versus side‑scroll retro visuals versus updated 3D polygonal environments, and (4) level structure – elevator‑puzzle floors in Elevator Action, hazard‑filled cliff stages in Cliffridge, and a single sprawling 40‑section level in Spy Games.
All Alternatives
“Classic side‑scroll beat ’em up with a lone hero fighting thugs, matching Cliffridge’s core gameplay.”
“Both are elevator‑based spy shooters where you sneak, shoot and ride lifts in arcade‑style levels.”
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