It is the year 3000 AD and the excitement hots up at the local
arena. A poor little humanoid has been thrust into the arena to
entertain crowds who have flocked from surrounding galaxies to
see him fight to the death.
This is the scenario of Arena 3000, one of the new
releases from Microdeal. What has this poor insignificant little
soul done to deserve this? Perhaps he's just a "human-annoyed!"
Sorry I shouldn't joke.
Surrounded by at least 20 ravenous robots there is no time
to hang about.
"Not a hope" you might say - and you'll be right if you didn't
keep moving about and firing your deathray at the enemies with great
accuracy and care.
Can you imagine it? This dear little humanoid dodging and
running for its life while trying to shoot in the right direction.
Once you have cleared the arena of all mutants you are yet
again thrust into another selection of weird mechanical failures
which you must destroy or be destroyed.
This process repeats itself, presenting you with a different
selection of enemies every time the arena has been cleared.
The general idea of the game is quite good and becomes
addictive, although the graphics were by no means the best I have seen.