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Pierre Le Chef is... Out to Lunch screenshot

Pierre Le Chef is... Out to Lunch

Credits

Published:

1994, Mindscape Logo

Concept:

Steve Leney

Coder:

Paul Gaze, Jeff Gamon, Rob Figgins, Andy Kerridge, Jon Taylor

Graphics:

Paul Stevens, Steve Leney, Steve Wildling, Ian Faichine, Gav Moore

Musician:

Mark Alan Knight (TDK)

Sound Effects:

Mark Alan Knight

Information

Hardware:

AGA

Disks:

License:

Commercial

Language:

English

Players:

1 or 2

Relationship:

Also available for CD32

Notes:

Testing: Mark Machin, Mia Garside, Carl Oxley, A. Wood Jones, Neil Soane
Music driver: Teijo Kinnunen, Ray Burt Frost

Categorization

Genre:

Platformer

Subgenre:

Scrolling Screen

Tags:

multidirectional, platform, sideways

Magazine Reviews

Amiga Action 60 (Aug 1994)	89%
Amiga Format 61 (Jul 1994)	88%
Amiga Joker (Aug - Sep 1994)	76%
Amiga Magazine 30 (Nov - Dec 1994)	8/10
Amiga Power 39 (Jul 1994)	76%
CU Amiga (Jul 1994)	81%
The One Amiga 70 (Jul 1994)	90%
Average magazine rating:	83%

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4 Comments

Dottor_Psycho 2016-07-30

(6/10)
An interesting variation of the typical Taito platformer formula. It plays quite well and is well made, but it's nothing special. Who appreciates the sub-genre might like it (6/10).
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yaztromo 2015-11-02

(8/10)
Great graphics with parallax. Simultaneous SFX+Music. Gameplay is very good. Controls are a bit floaty and could be better. 8/10.
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rbn 2012-10-13

(10/10)
A classic. In my opinion it stands regard of great classics like Bubble Bobble or Pang. If you like the latter ones go and play this game. Chances are high you will highly enjoy it.
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ElB 2008-10-29

(9/10)
An interesting twist on the usual platform formula which sees you trying to herd and capture ingredients whilst avoiding the usual platform pitfalls. Lots of neat touches, some top notch graphics (who'd have thought a potato could actually be cute?), and fluid controls. One of my new favourites!
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