Sinclair User


Kosmic Kanga

Categories: Review: Software
Author: John Lambert
Publisher: Micromania
Machine: Spectrum 48K

 
Published in Sinclair User #30

Kosmic Kanga

ROO LACKS PUNCH

MICROMANIA has raided the zoo again for ideas for its new game Kosmic Kanga. In it you control a Kangaroo, that moves along a scrolling landscape. By controlling the height of its bounces you can pick up objects and points, and try to avoid low-flying planes and ducks. To help you in that you can throw the traditional kangaroo boxing gloves at them.

The action is smooth and all the sprites large and colourful. Controlling the kangaroo is rather haphazard and consequently zapping anything becomes a matter of luck as well as skill. When the sprites meet the colours clash very badly. Of 11 screens eight are the samc with different sprites for variety.

Kosmic Kanga

All in all the game holds your attention for an hour or so but after that the interest wanes. There are many arcade games for the Spectrum, some good and some bad. At best this one is average. Nice graphics, shame about the game.

John Lambert

Memory: 48K Price: £5.95 Joystick: AGF, Protek, Kempston, Sinclair

John Lambert

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