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1993, Mindscape
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| Developer: | Abersoft | ||||||
| Coder: | Robert Cook, Jim Brown John Jones-Steele | ||||||
| Graphics: | Vicki Sidley, Tansi Brooks, Steve Leney | ||||||
| Musician: | Sean Gugler | ||||||
| Information | |||||||
| Hardware: | AGA | ||||||
| Disks: | 2 | ||||||
| License: | Commercial | ||||||
| Language: | English | ||||||
| Players: | 1 Only | ||||||
| Relationship: | Also available for CD32  Also available for OCS, ECS | ||||||
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| Genre: | Adventure | ||||||
| Subgenre: | Isometric 3D | ||||||
| Tags: | action, flipscreen, futuristic, isometric, puzzle, scifi, scrolling, shooter | ||||||
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Disappointed with the AGA version. The PC VGA version STILL has more colors and came out in 1991. Why couldn't they use the same for AGA 2 years later. Was also a Windows 3.1 release (1993) that used SVGA 640x480. Was hoping they would use this for the CD32 but again it was same the the AGA version.
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Simple, original, atmospheric, and one of my favourite Amiga games. I love the glimpses of the nighttime cityscape that you see through the windows while trapped 80+ floors up. Some thought is occasionally required to progress but is applied through an action game interface, running around shooting and being shot at, making it much more exciting than a puzzle game. The opening 2-3 rooms where you land to deliver the parcel and enter through reception, before the door locks behind you, had a similar sort of appeal to the (much longer) opening sequence of Half-Life some years later. Similarly, running around a destructible office environment with computers, tables, chairs etc was so refreshingly ordinary in an era when action games tended to be set in far-flung and extraordinary environments.
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Another "playability over graphics" game. Doesn't look interesting but plays very well. Recommended.
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@nem0 you can see there are differences in amount of colours used in game if you compare screenshots from the ECS version on lemon.
This game has great atmosphere, I haven't got far in it yet, but it looks like one of the Amiga gems so far.
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Like a lot of Amiga games, imo, this is crying out for an update or sequel - perhaps onto the current hand helds...?
With some of the dross appearing on the PSP and DS I'd have thought there was a veritalbe gold mine of Amiga games to re-release and cash in on?
I always loved this game but never actually completed it - hopefully I will now!
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Nice little game to play, some nice touches in this.
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This was not Amiga only, there's also a DOS version. Great game, though! I also like the look!
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Aaaah, I love the style of this game, very original, and the gameplay was cool too, altho maybe a bit slow. Neat graphics, but I can't seem to see a difference between OCS and AGA except for the narrative screens. Anyway, cool and immersive game
And Amiga only!
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