[1] Released as PAL and NTSC versions.
[2] A pre-release version exists with some differences to the final release: - the time bar at the top of the screen is white in the pre-release and green in the final version - the menu has an Extras option in the final release - there are gameplay changes and some extra scenes in the final release.
[3] Visit the Lost Patrol Webshrine
[4] Distributed in Italy by Leader.
European Release (front)
European Release (back)
U.S. Release (front)
U.S. Release (back)
European Release
U.S. Release [Source: Moby Games]
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 5, December 1989, Page 117)
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 10, 5/1990, Pages 2 & 3)
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 11, June 1990, Page 56)
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 13, 8/1990, Pages 2 & 3)
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 18, 1/1991, Pages 298 & 299)
Italian Advert
French Advert [Source: Atari Mania]
German Advert (PowerPlay 9/1990, Page 2)
Manual (English/French/German)
Rest for 50 minutes and for no loss of food your strength is restored by a few points. This restores all of your remaining men to 99 percent. Keeping up your men’s strength and morale is vital. Giving your men 50 minutes rest a night, or during the day when it’s too dark to carry on, will slam your energy and morale levels to max. Even if you don’t have much food, you don’t have to worry, as your men will not eat it.
On reaching the first village (the first white cross on the map), search the area to find a hole in the ground where the villagers appear to be hiding. You then have two options: ENTER TUNNEL or USE GRENADES. Gomez is useful at this point, but if he is dead, go for the USE GRENADES option.
Start off questioning the villagers normally by aking them “Where VC?” Once you have an answer, start the hard questioning, or a village boy will get hold of a gun and shoot one of your men.
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