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Yet another addition to the ever-increasing line of average arcade adventures.
An unusual and challenging arcade adventure which is a worthy sequel to Thing On A Spring.
A highly-polished and technically proficient product, sadly lacking in substantial gameplay.
This is a good release... Despite looking and sounding awful, the game is both fun to play and challenging.
The flashy packaging, graphics and sound effects may lead you to believe that this is good, but don't be fooled. Beneath the glossy exterior is a bug-ridden core.
Challenge Of The Gobots (Reaktor/Ariolasoft)
Beautifully presented, but ultimately unplayable and unsuitable for its intended market.
A poor tie-in, which is difficult to play and not at all addictive - give it a miss.
Treasure Island (Mastertronic)
Lots of exploring, and if there's a slight dearth of action it's only because the map is so great that you couldn't really have a circus in every spot.
Temple Of Terror (US Gold/Adventuresoft)
In the Infocom age, I have to admit that Temple Of Terror seems to show very little advance over early Scott Adams titles like Adventureland and, for the money, there are better adventures out there than this.
This may appeal more to the seasoned adventurer; I found it to be quite a feat to solve some of the later puzzles.
This latest game shows a considerable improvement in the quality of the puzzles. Some of them are really quite easy to solve, but remain logical nevertheless.
A game which is quite enjoyable, but somehow misses out on a certain something to set it apart from the rest.
An imaginative and perplexing (but sometimes frustrating) arcade adventure.
The shoot-'em-up reduced to its simplest form. The graphics are quite pretty... but there's little else of note.
All the ingredients are here for a first-class game... but Hades Nebula is sadly half-baked.
Defender Of The Crown (Mirrorsoft)
This game is simply in a class of its own... An experience which should not be missed by any disk drive owner.
An innovative piece of software which is the only true one-on-one combat game presently available for the C64.
A badly-programmed arcade conversion which has lost all of the original's fun and compulsion.
Not to be missed... It's one of those rare games which offers hours of consistently puzzling and enjoyable gameplay.
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