> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.retrobat.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.retrobat.org/systems-and-emulators/supported-game-systems/others/bsyndrome.md). # Bermuda Syndrome

Decompilation project of the Bermuda Syndrome game. {% embed url="" %} ## Information


Emulators	bsyndrome
File folder	📂 roms \ 📂 bsyndrome
File extension	.game

## Bios Information No BIOS required. ## Controls ``` Game controls : Arrow Keys move Jack Tab display bag Ctrl display status bar Shift/Space use weapon Enter skip dialogue speech Other hotkeys: C capture screenshot as .tga S save game state L load game state + increase game state slot - decrease game state slot F enable fast mode W toggle fullscreen/windowed display ``` ## Specific system information ### File organization Here is the structure organization for your game files:

└── roms\
│  └── bsyndrome\
│       ├── DATA\    <== files from original game "BERMUDA" folder
│       │   └── lots of folders
│       │   └── BERMUDA.OVR
│       │   └── BERMUDA.SPR
│       │   └── BERMUDA.WGP
│       └── Bermuda Syndrome.game
└── bios\
    └── bsyndrome\
        └── MUSIC\    <== music files

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