The graphics are colourful, the characters are cartoon-style - Myrtle herself in big, yellow and wobbles a lot. So if fat ladies - or in this case mermaids - make you smile, then Mermaid Madness could be just what you're waiting for. Read Review

Despite the amusing scenario and the wonderfully hideous Myrtle, the game is little more than a maze game in which you must find and collect objects while avoiding the marine nasties. Read Review

If you want a game for cuteness and not lastability I would recommend this one. Read Review

A fairly responsive game with large graphics. It's colourful but there are attribute clashes and flicker throughout. Read Review

A failed joke. This aquatic mess should have been drowned the second after somebody thought of it. Read Review

This is about as exciting as an electric eel with dud batteries. Sudden death has seldom come more suddenly than when you collide with the denizens of the deep. Read Review

Mermaid Madness is very well presented, and there's an enjoyable game in there somewhere, but I'm afraid that only having the one life spoilt it for me. Read Review