Home Computing Weekly


Brad Blasts The Galactic Barbarians

Categories: Review: Software
Author: T.B.
Publisher: Express Software
Machine: Spectrum 48K

 
Published in Home Computing Weekly #57

I don't know about you, but I'm getting just a little tired of saving the universe. This game invites us to do it again, so I prepared myself for another cosmic challenge.

Somehow the dreaded Galactic Barbarians have discovered a deadly new super-power serum. As bold Brad your job is to destroy the serum before poor old earth is once again wiped out.

Between fearless Brad and the serum stand no less than five screens of different hostil beasties to blast into oblivion before your eyelids become too heavy. Each screen is a fair copy of an arcade game, but does not hold the attention for long.

Unfortunately, the memory devoted to the length of the mission is at the expense of smooth graphics. The introduction sequence is nice though and, if you are anything of a patriot, it will stir you into action.

The prospect of winning a colour TV makes the game worth playing, even though it lacks sustained addictiveness.

T.B.

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