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A game that makes the huge muscle memory required to complete a level,that makes Buffy Chaos Bleeds look like Pong on the Atari 2600.
To start off there's the huge weird pop up nagging 100k word full screen 'tips' that require you to sit and comprehend the meanings,all 20 of them!
Add in the school of tiny sprites,throw in the upbeat but slightly annoying euro tween disco music,combine that with the hardest jump combo since all the Mortal Kombats ever,as a residue of mediocre to it and the result in this soulless mess.
Executing a jump to get to a high platform defeated me,2 jumps and a somersault,how does this fit into running and jumping?
It doesn't,another sloppy effort on the still born CD32,with games like this it had no chance,they spent the money on the music and nothing else,bringing nothing to the desktop Amiga's bar the disk swapping,only that terrible music and that was all done on Atari ST's!
A million like it and as many done better.
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A game that makes the huge muscle memory required to complete a level,that makes Buffy Chaos Bleeds look like Pong on the Atari 2600.
To start off there's the huge weird pop up nagging 100k word full screen 'tips' that require you to sit and comprehend the meanings,all 20 of them!
Add in the school of tiny sprites,throw in the upbeat but slightly annoying euro tween disco music,combine that with the hardest jump combo since all the Mortal Kombats ever,as a residue of mediocre to it and the result in this soulless mess.
Executing a jump to get to a high platform defeated me,2 jumps and a somersault,how does this fit into running and jumping?
It doesn't,another sloppy effort on the still born CD32,with games like this it had no chance,they spent the money on the music and nothing else,bringing nothing to the desktop Amiga's bar the disk swapping,only that terrible music and that was all done on Atari ST's!
A million like it and as many done better.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.