Home Computing Weekly


Sultan's Maze

Categories: Review: Software
Author: R.E.
Publisher: Gem
Machine: Dragon 32

 
Published in Home Computing Weekly #35

Your task is to search a maze to find and collect six jewels stolen from the Sultan. However, these are protected by the demented Sultan's ex-bodyguard who attacks everyone in sight.

Every action depletes your energy and, at best, you can easily carry two jewels at a time to the exit. There are nine options at each move, you can jump the inner hedges or look at the map for a few moments.

The displays for both maze and map are clear and easily understood. The maze is well constructed in 3D perspective which is redrawn after a few seconds delay - very good for a Basic program. Colours are green, yellow and blue and are used well, sound is limited but effective.

Sultan's Maze

Instructions are only supplied on screen and are well written and comprehensive, but I would have liked a copy on the insert.

The game is enjoyable to play, it provides a challenge to players who enjoy a thoughtful exercise, but it will probably be too slow for those who prefer arcade action.

Loading presented no problems and ten difficulty levels are offered. It took me quite a while at level one, the easiest. This is a game which, though not addictive, I will play occasionally.

R.E.

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