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'''Piraka Attack''' was a [[BIONICLE]] online game available at [[BIONICLE.com]], created by IMBstudio and Mind Orchard. Essentially a shooter game, the player played as one of the six [[Piraka]], shooting [[Zamor|Zamor Spheres]] at [[Matoran]].  
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'''Piraka Attack''' was a [[BIONICLE]] [[Online Games|online game]] available at [[BIONICLE.com]], created by IMBstudio and Mind Orchard. Essentially a shooter game, the player played as one of the six [[Piraka]], shooting [[Zamor|Zamor Spheres]] at [[Matoran]].  
  
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==Story==  
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== Story ==
 
A batch of defective Zamor spheres have caused the enslaved Matoran on [[Voya Nui]] to grow brave and strike back against the Piraka in large numbers. Together, the six Piraka decide to enslave the Matoran again with new Zamor so they can regain control of the island.
 
A batch of defective Zamor spheres have caused the enslaved Matoran on [[Voya Nui]] to grow brave and strike back against the Piraka in large numbers. Together, the six Piraka decide to enslave the Matoran again with new Zamor so they can regain control of the island.
  
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==Gameplay==
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== Gameplay ==
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===Stats===
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=== Stats ===
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack Avak Gameplay.png|thumb|200px|right|A screenshot from the game.]]
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack Avak Gameplay.png|thumb|200px|right|A screenshot from the game.]]
 
The player must choose from one of the six Piraka to begin playing. Each Piraka has a score out of five for each stat, and all Piraka have strengths and weaknesses. The stats are as follows:  
 
The player must choose from one of the six Piraka to begin playing. Each Piraka has a score out of five for each stat, and all Piraka have strengths and weaknesses. The stats are as follows:  
  
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*'''Strength''': How far the Piraka's Zamor Zamor can be launched.
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* '''Strength''': How far the Piraka's Zamor Zamor can be launched.
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*'''Agility''': How fast they're launched.
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* '''Agility''': How fast they are launched.
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*'''Speed''': How fast the Piraka walks.
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* '''Speed''': How fast the Piraka walks.
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*'''Intelligence''': How long the Piraka's power-ups last.
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* '''Intelligence''': How long the Piraka's power-ups last.
  
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===Power Ups===
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=== Power Ups ===
 
There are various power-ups which appear in the form of a circle with a symbol. Walking over one activates it. Most powerups affect the Zamor and last for an amount of shots depending on the chosen Piraka's intelligence.  
 
There are various power-ups which appear in the form of a circle with a symbol. Walking over one activates it. Most powerups affect the Zamor and last for an amount of shots depending on the chosen Piraka's intelligence.  
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{|
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{|class="prettytable" style="width:auto%; font-size:0.906em; background-color:white;"
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|<center>'''Image'''</center>
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|<center>'''Power Up'''</center>
 
|<center>'''Description'''</center>
 
|<center>'''Description'''</center>
 
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|[[Image:PA Long Shot.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Long Shot.png]]
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|'''Long Shot''': Enables the player's Piraka to shoot all the way across the field and capture with one shot. This power-up dampers the Piraka's agility, though.  
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|'''Long Shot''': Enables the player's Piraka to shoot all the way across the field and capture with one shot. This power-up dampers the Piraka's agility, though.  
 
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|[[Image:PA Rapid Fire.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Rapid Fire.png]]
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===Controllable Characters===
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=== Controllable Characters ===
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack One Player Avak.png|thumb|200px|right|Choosing Avak as a One Player Controllable Character.]]
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack One Player Avak.png|thumb|200px|right|Choosing Avak as a One Player Controllable Character.]]
 
In order to play the game, the player must choose a character. Each character has its own weaknesses and strengths.  
 
In order to play the game, the player must choose a character. Each character has its own weaknesses and strengths.  
  
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*[[Avak]] - Slow, but strong and a quick shooter.  
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{|class="prettytable" style="width:auto%; font-size:0.906em; background-color:white;"
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*[[Vezok]] - Not very intelligent, but very fast, and very agile. He is great for escaping and close-range combat.
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*[[Thok]] - Very fast, great for escaping, but not very good at combat.
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!Piraka
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*[[Hakann]] - Balanced in all stats, a great character for beginners
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!Description
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*[[Zaktan]] - Has limited range, but a lot of intelligence, thus making the best of power-ups
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*[[Reidak]] - Very strong, but has limited intelligence and agility.
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|[[File:PA_Hakann.png]]
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|[[Hakann]] - Balanced in all stats, a great character for beginners.
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|[[File:PA_Vezok.png]]
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|[[Vezok]] - Not very intelligent, but very fast, and very agile. He is great for escaping and close-range combat.
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|[[File:PA_Reidak.png]]
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|[[Reidak]] - Very strong, but has limited intelligence and agility.
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|[[File:PA_Thok.png]]
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|[[Thok]] - Very fast, great for escaping, but not very good at combat.
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|[[File:PA_Avak.png]]
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|[[Avak]] - Slow, but strong and a quick shooter.
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|[[File:PA_Zaktan.png]]
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|[[Zaktan]] - Has limited range, but a lot of intelligence, thus making the best of power-ups.
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|}
  
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===Matoran Characters===
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=== Matoran Characters ===
 
Throughout the levels the player have to try and enslave all the Matoran in each room. The six types of Matoran have different powers.  
 
Throughout the levels the player have to try and enslave all the Matoran in each room. The six types of Matoran have different powers.  
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{|
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{|class="prettytable" style="width:auto%; font-size:0.906em; background-color:white;"
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|<center>'''Image'''</center>
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|<center>'''Matoran'''</center>
 
|<center>'''Description'''</center>
 
|<center>'''Description'''</center>
 
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|[[Image:PA Velika.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Velika.png]]
 
|'''[[Po-Matoran]]''' - Easiest melee enemy. Walks slowly towards the player. Encountered in masses. One shot will capture. First encountered in level 1.
 
|'''[[Po-Matoran]]''' - Easiest melee enemy. Walks slowly towards the player. Encountered in masses. One shot will capture. First encountered in level 1.
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|[[Image:PA Kazi.png]]
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|'''[[Ko-Matoran]]''' - Easiest shooter. Launches a small yellow sound wave towards the player. Walks slowly in fixed patterns. Takes three shots to capture. Encountered in ones and twos. First encountered in level 3.
 
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|[[Image:PA Piruk.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Piruk.png]]
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|'''[[Le-Matoran]]''' - Harder melee enemy. They run in random patterns very quickly and slash with their claws. Encounter in masses. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 5.
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|'''[[Le-Matoran]]''' - Harder melee enemy. They run in random patterns very quickly and slash with their claws. Encountered in masses. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 5.
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|[[Image:PA Garan.png]]
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|'''[[Onu-Matoran]]''' - Harder shooter. Shoots pulse bolts at the player which grow bigger and faster as they travel. Walks slowly towards the character. Encountered in twos, threes and fours. Three shots will capture. First encuntered in level 8.
 
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|[[Image:PA Balta.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Balta.png]]
 
|'''[[Ta-Matoran]]''' - Also a harder melee enemy. A little slower than the Le-Matoran. They also run towards the player. Encountered in masses. Two shots will capture. First encountered in level 10.
 
|'''[[Ta-Matoran]]''' - Also a harder melee enemy. A little slower than the Le-Matoran. They also run towards the player. Encountered in masses. Two shots will capture. First encountered in level 10.
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|[[Image:PA Kazi.png]]
 
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|'''[[Ko-Matoran]]''' - Easiest shooter. Launches a small yellow sound wave towards the player. Walks slowly in fixed patterns. Takes three shots to capture. Encountered in ones and twos. First encuntered in level 3.
 
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|[[Image:PA Garan.png]]
 
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|'''[[Onu-Matoran]]''' - Harder shooter. Shoots pulse bolts at the player which grow bigger and faster as they travel. Walks slowly towards the character. Encountered in twos, threes and fours. Three shots will capture. First encuntered in level 8.
 
 
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|[[Image:PA Dalu.png]]
 
|[[Image:PA Dalu.png]]
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|'''[[Ga-Matoran]]''' - Hardest shooter. Rapidly shoots blue balls at the player. Walks slowly in random patterns. Encountered in ones and twos. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 19.
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|'''[[Ga-Matoran]]''' - Hardest shooter. Rapidly shoots blue balls at the player. Walks slowly in random patterns. Encountered in ones and twos. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 19.
 
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==Awards==
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== Awards ==
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack Awards.png|thumb|200px|right|The Awards screen with downloadable prizes.]]
 
[[Image:Piraka Attack Awards.png|thumb|200px|right|The Awards screen with downloadable prizes.]]
 
The player can get Awards which download IM icons and desktop backgrounds.
 
The player can get Awards which download IM icons and desktop backgrounds.
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{|class="prettytable" style="width:auto%; font-size:0.906em; background-color:white;"
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!Description
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|[[File:Ice_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 5 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 1
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|[[File:Air_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 10 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 2
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|[[File:Rock_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 15 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 1
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|[[File:Water_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 20 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 2
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|[[File:Lava_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 25 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 1
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|[[File:Earth_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 30 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 2
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|[[File:Novice_Award.png]]
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|Complete Level 5 without losing a life - Unlocks Piraka group wallpaper
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|[[File:Master_Award.png]]
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|Complete the Game losing only 3 lives - Unlocks Piraka Attack wallpaper
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|[[File:Courage_Award.png]]
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|Play more than 30 games - Unlocks Reidak and Vezok wallpaper
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|[[File:Slave_Driver_Award.png]]
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|Get more than 100 Matoran Slaves - Unlocks Zaktan and Avak wallpaper
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|[[File:Challenger_Award.png]]
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|Play a 2 Player Game - Unlocks Thok and Hakann wallpaper
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|[[File:Weakling_Award.png]]
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|Game Over without getting any slaves - Unlocks Matoran wallpaper (called "Secret" before unlocked)
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*'''Ice''' - Complete Level 5 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 1.
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== Trivia ==
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*'''Air''' - Complete Level 10 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 2.
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* Piraka Attack was first previewed on the French and German versions of BIONICLE.com, and word of the game quickly spread among the fanbase. A demo version of the game then appeared on the Norwegian version of CartoonNetwork.com, and it finally appeared on BIONICLE.com on the 30th of March, 2006.  
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*'''Rock''' - Complete Level 15 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 1.
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* The game was announced long after the ''[[Voya Nui Online Game]]'', but actually appeared online first. Some fans were initially unsure what to make of ''Piraka Attack'': some believed it actually was the ''Voya Nui Online Game'', but it soon became apparent that it could not be since the player controls the [[Toa Inika]] in the ''Voya Nui Online Game'', not the Piraka.  
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*'''Water''' - Complete Level 20 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 2.
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* Right clicking, and selecting Play on Piraka Attack would cause the current level to be restarted, and the player to gain a life.
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*'''Lava''' - Complete Level 25 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 1.
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* If the player right clicks and selects Play twice after being defeated, the player will win the game.
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*'''Earth''' - Complete Level 30 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 2.
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* According to the producers, the game was published in eighteen languages.
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*'''Island Novice''' - Complete Level 5 without losing a life - Unlocks Piraka group wallpaper.
 
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*'''Island Master''' - Complete the Game losing only 3 lives - Unlocks Piraka Attack wallpaper.
 
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*'''Courage''' - Play more than 30 games - Unlocks Reidak and Vezok wallpaper.
 
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*'''Slave Driver''' - Get more than 100 Matoran Slaves - Unlocks Zaktan and Avak wallpaper.
 
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*'''Challenger''' - Play a 2 Player Game - Unlocks Thok and Hakann wallpaper.
 
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*'''Weakling''' - Game Over without getting any slaves - Unlocks Matoran wallpaper (called "Secret" before unlocked).
 
  
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==Trivia==
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== See also ==
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*Piraka Attack was first previewed on the French and German versions of BIONICLE.com, and word of the game quickly spread among the fanbase. A demo version of the game then appeared on the Norwegian version of CartoonNetwork.com, and it finally appeared on BIONICLE.com on the 30th of March, 2006.
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* [[Gallery:Piraka Attack]]
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*The game was announced long after the ''[[Voya Nui Online Game]]'', but actually appeared online first. Some fans were initially unsure what to make of ''Piraka Attack'': some believed it actually was the ''Voya Nui Online Game'', but it soon became apparent that it couldn't be since the player controls the [[Toa Inika]] in the VNOG, not the Piraka.
 
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*Right clicking, and selecting Play on Piraka Attack would cause the current level to be restarted, and the player to gain a life.
 
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*If the player right clicks and selects Play twice after being defeated, the player will win the game.
 
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*According to the producers, the game was published in 18 languages.
 
  
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==External Links==
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== External links ==
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*[http://web.archive.org/web/20070406094020/www.lego.com/eng/bionicle/pirakaattack/pirakaAttack.aspx Play Piraka Attack]
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* [http://biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/online/PirakaAttack/Launcher.html Play Piraka Attack]
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* [http://biomediaproject.com/bmp/files/gms/download/PirakaAttack.zip Download]
  
 
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Piraka Attack is non-canon.
The subject of this article is not part of the canon BIONICLE storyline. The information on this page was not approved by the BIONICLE Story Team. Further, it either contradicts canon events or was never referenced in canon media.
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Piraka Attack
Piraka Attack Main Screen.png
Online Game
Platform Online
BIONICLE.com
Controls Keyboard
Mouse


Piraka Attack was a BIONICLE online game available at BIONICLE.com, created by IMBstudio and Mind Orchard. Essentially a shooter game, the player played as one of the six Piraka, shooting Zamor Spheres at Matoran.

Story

A batch of defective Zamor spheres have caused the enslaved Matoran on Voya Nui to grow brave and strike back against the Piraka in large numbers. Together, the six Piraka decide to enslave the Matoran again with new Zamor so they can regain control of the island.

Gameplay

Stats

A screenshot from the game.

The player must choose from one of the six Piraka to begin playing. Each Piraka has a score out of five for each stat, and all Piraka have strengths and weaknesses. The stats are as follows:

  • Strength: How far the Piraka's Zamor Zamor can be launched.
  • Agility: How fast they are launched.
  • Speed: How fast the Piraka walks.
  • Intelligence: How long the Piraka's power-ups last.

Power Ups

There are various power-ups which appear in the form of a circle with a symbol. Walking over one activates it. Most powerups affect the Zamor and last for an amount of shots depending on the chosen Piraka's intelligence.

Power Up
Description
PA Long Shot.png Long Shot: Enables the player's Piraka to shoot all the way across the field and capture with one shot. This power-up dampers the Piraka's agility, though.
PA Rapid Fire.png Rapid Fire: Makes the player's Zamor fire rapidly. How rapid it is depends on the chosen Piraka's agility.
PA 3-Way.png 3-Way: Enables the player to fire three Zamor at different angles.
PA 2-Way.png Two-Way: Makes the player's Zamor fire forwards and backwards.
PA Speed Up.png Speed Up: Makes the player's Piraka walk a little faster for the rest of the level or until a life is lost.
PA Shield.png Shield: Makes the Piraka invincible for a few seconds. The length on this power-up varies depends of the chosen Piraka.

Controllable Characters

Choosing Avak as a One Player Controllable Character.

In order to play the game, the player must choose a character. Each character has its own weaknesses and strengths.

Piraka Description
PA Hakann.png Hakann - Balanced in all stats, a great character for beginners.
PA Vezok.png Vezok - Not very intelligent, but very fast, and very agile. He is great for escaping and close-range combat.
PA Reidak.png Reidak - Very strong, but has limited intelligence and agility.
PA Thok.png Thok - Very fast, great for escaping, but not very good at combat.
PA Avak.png Avak - Slow, but strong and a quick shooter.
PA Zaktan.png Zaktan - Has limited range, but a lot of intelligence, thus making the best of power-ups.

Matoran Characters

Throughout the levels the player have to try and enslave all the Matoran in each room. The six types of Matoran have different powers.

Matoran
Description
PA Velika.png Po-Matoran - Easiest melee enemy. Walks slowly towards the player. Encountered in masses. One shot will capture. First encountered in level 1.
PA Kazi.png Ko-Matoran - Easiest shooter. Launches a small yellow sound wave towards the player. Walks slowly in fixed patterns. Takes three shots to capture. Encountered in ones and twos. First encountered in level 3.
PA Piruk.png Le-Matoran - Harder melee enemy. They run in random patterns very quickly and slash with their claws. Encountered in masses. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 5.
PA Garan.png Onu-Matoran - Harder shooter. Shoots pulse bolts at the player which grow bigger and faster as they travel. Walks slowly towards the character. Encountered in twos, threes and fours. Three shots will capture. First encuntered in level 8.
PA Balta.png Ta-Matoran - Also a harder melee enemy. A little slower than the Le-Matoran. They also run towards the player. Encountered in masses. Two shots will capture. First encountered in level 10.
PA Dalu.png Ga-Matoran - Hardest shooter. Rapidly shoots blue balls at the player. Walks slowly in random patterns. Encountered in ones and twos. Three shots will capture. First encountered in level 19.

Awards

The Awards screen with downloadable prizes.

The player can get Awards which download IM icons and desktop backgrounds.

Image Description
Ice Award.png Complete Level 5 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 1
Air Award.png Complete Level 10 - Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 2
Rock Award.png Complete Level 15 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 1
Water Award.png Complete Level 20 - Unlocks IM Award Pack 2
Lava Award.png Complete Level 25 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 1
Earth Award.png Complete Level 30 - Unlocks IM Game Pack 2
Novice Award.png Complete Level 5 without losing a life - Unlocks Piraka group wallpaper
Master Award.png Complete the Game losing only 3 lives - Unlocks Piraka Attack wallpaper
Courage Award.png Play more than 30 games - Unlocks Reidak and Vezok wallpaper
Slave Driver Award.png Get more than 100 Matoran Slaves - Unlocks Zaktan and Avak wallpaper
Challenger Award.png Play a 2 Player Game - Unlocks Thok and Hakann wallpaper
Weakling Award.png Game Over without getting any slaves - Unlocks Matoran wallpaper (called "Secret" before unlocked)

Trivia

  • Piraka Attack was first previewed on the French and German versions of BIONICLE.com, and word of the game quickly spread among the fanbase. A demo version of the game then appeared on the Norwegian version of CartoonNetwork.com, and it finally appeared on BIONICLE.com on the 30th of March, 2006.
  • The game was announced long after the Voya Nui Online Game, but actually appeared online first. Some fans were initially unsure what to make of Piraka Attack: some believed it actually was the Voya Nui Online Game, but it soon became apparent that it could not be since the player controls the Toa Inika in the Voya Nui Online Game, not the Piraka.
  • Right clicking, and selecting Play on Piraka Attack would cause the current level to be restarted, and the player to gain a life.
  • If the player right clicks and selects Play twice after being defeated, the player will win the game.
  • According to the producers, the game was published in eighteen languages.

See also

External links


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