A&B Computing

1st October 1987
Panik

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dave Reeder
Publisher: Atlantis
Machine: BBC/Electron

 
Published in A&B Computing 4.10

A bit unfair this - either the game is fatally bugged or I have something untraceable in my Beeb that this game dislikes!

Nothing more or less than an inferior copy of Acornsoft's old classic Monsters, you must dash up and down ladders digging holes and filling them in when the monsters fall in.

Trouble is - my copy doesn't allow you to dig any holes, making the game a little difficult and pointless to play! Update next month if I manage to get a working copy from Atlantis.

Dave Reeder

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Scores

BBC/Electron Version
Graphics6
Sound4
Playability4
Lifespan5
Overall5

Summary

An inferior copy of Acornsoft's old classic Monsters.

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