Your Sinclair


Star Wars Droids

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Nat Pryce
Publisher: Mastertronic Added Dimension
Machine: Amstrad/Spectrum

 
Published in Your Sinclair #32

Star Wars Droids

This game is licensed from that naff Droids cartoon that they show on childrens' BBC at four o'clock or whenever. The programmers, Binary Design, could have written a brilliant game based on the cartoon - it is action packed with terrible animation and awful plots, just like most budget games really. As usual though a good licence has been ruined.

Droids is a dull arcade adventure of the walk-left-and-right-making-killing-thing-and-opening-doors type. There is no scenery to speak of, boring simple-simon door-opening sub-games, and the most fiddly icon control system imaginable. I couldn't muster any amount of interest in Droids whatsoever and I expect it will be even less absorbing to the 'younger audience' at whom it is aimed.

Nat Pryce

Other Reviews Of Star Wars Droids For The Amstrad/Spectrum


Droids (Mastertronic)
A review by GBH (Amstrad Action)

Droids (Mastertronic Added Dimension)
A review by Chris Jenkins (Sinclair User)

Star Wars Droids (Mastertronic Added Dimension)
A review

Other Spectrum 48K/128K Game Reviews By Nat Pryce


  • Rally Driver Front Cover
    Rally Driver
  • Cerius Front Cover
    Cerius
  • European 5 A Side Front Cover
    European 5 A Side
  • Shanghai Karate Front Cover
    Shanghai Karate
  • Freedom Fighter Front Cover
    Freedom Fighter
  • Metal Army Front Cover
    Metal Army
  • Metropolis Front Cover
    Metropolis
  • Airwolf Front Cover
    Airwolf
  • Time Flies Front Cover
    Time Flies
  • Ninja Scooter Simulator Front Cover
    Ninja Scooter Simulator