Home Computing Weekly


Hard Hat Mack

Categories: Review: Software
Author: K.I.
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Machine: Commodore 64

 
Published in Home Computing Weekly #98

Hard Hat Mack is based on the arcade game Crazy Kong. A word of warning: it's tough to play.

The first screen contains five platforms, four with gaps in. You collect the girders, put them in the holes and rivet them with the rivet gun. You may move between platforms by climbing chains or bouncing off the springboard. A lift is available between the top and bottom levels.

The next has three platforms at the sides of the screen and a lift going up and down between. There's also a platform at the top of the lift. You should collect all the tool boxes on the platforms and go to the top level, where a large magnet picks you up.

Hard Hat Mack

Screen three has a moving conveyor and a rotating one way lift system along with the platforms. Your mission is to collect the girders and drop them into a rivet machine.

There is a time limit in which you have to finish. There are also other little men to avoid if you want to stay alive.

Quite good, although slightly overpriced.

K.I.

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