
Publisher
Dro Soft
Dro Soft was a Spanish software distributor during the second half of the 1980s and the first half of the 1990s. It started in 1984 from the record label Discos Radioactive Organizados (DRO), linked to the musical group Aviador Dro. Apart from distributing imported software, Dro Soft also distributed to small Spanish companies (Magic Hand, Josko Soft, Silicon Games, Techno Arts, Xortrapa Soft, Gamart, Animagic, Juliet Software, New Frontier) and developed its own production, including arcade titles (El Cid, 1987, or Explorer XXXI, 1988) or licensed games (the ZX Spectrum version of Budokan: The Martial Spirit, 1991). In 1994 it was acquired by Electronic Arts for the creation of its delegation in Spain.

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IGDB8.8
The Duel: Test Drive II
1989
Distinctive SoftwareRacingSimulatorArcade

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IGDB8.0
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger
1994
Origin SystemsSimulator

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IGDB7.8
The Chessmaster 2000
1986
Software CountryPuzzleSportStrategy

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IGDB7.7
Discworld
1995
Perfect EntertainmentPoint-and-clickPuzzleAdventure

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IGDB7.6
Ghostbusters
1984
ActivisionArcade

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IGDB6.8
Karateka
1984
Jordan MechnerFightingHack and slash/Beat 'em up

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IGDB6.2
Igor: Objective Uikokahonia
1994
Pendulo StudiosPoint-and-clickAdventure

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IGDB5.1
Budokan: The Martial Spirit
1989
Electronic ArtsFightingSimulatorSport

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IGDB4.0
Brick Breaker
1987
Juliet SoftwareArcade