Alligata has done some good action software, notably Bat
Attack for the C64 and Bug Blaster for the Beeb.
This adventure is in the same league - good, but not
stunning.
Aztec Tomb contains some grammatical and spelling
mistakes, such as "I wearing it" and "beanstork", but for
me this did not detract from the game.
The vocabulary is quite limited, with no words like ON,
OFF or READ.
What makes the game special is the use of graphics - there's a
different picture for each location.
No hi-res or sprites, but block graphics combined with clever use
of colour produce some very good pictures. The text usually tells you
what you need to know.
The actual adventure is quite difficult, and could do with a help
envelope. You need to get pretty desperate to try some of the silly
things that are necessary.
This is good value for money, and one of the best adventures
I've played on the C64, but once the expensive American stuff
becomes available, competition will really hot up.