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Dizzy

Dizzy: Prince of the Yolkfolk

Credits
Published: 1992, Codemasters Logo
Manager:Paul A. Ranson
Producer:Pat Stanley, Stewart Regan
Coder:Derek Leigh Gilchrist
Graphics:Leigh Christian
Musician:Matthew Simmonds
Information
Hardware:OCS, ECS
Disks:1
License:Commercial
Language:English
Players:1 Only
Notes:Art Manager: Shan Savage
Categorization
Genre:Platformer
Subgenre:Multi Screen
Tags:cute, fantasy, flipscreen, multidirectional, platform, puzzle, sideways
Magazine Reviews
Amiga Action 38 (Nov 1992) 90%
Amiga Force 16 (Mar 1994) 82%
Amiga Format 41 (Dec 1992) 81%
Amiga Joker (Nov 1992) 59%
Amiga Power 19 (Nov 1992) 85%
CU Amiga (Jan 1993) 35%
The One Amiga 50 (Nov 1992) 70%
Average magazine rating: 72%

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14 Comments

catilealo 2020-06-25
@andy2359 It's not an ST conversion, the Amiga version has different assets and more colors, so we can't blame the ST for this one. Saying that I actually prefer the ST version, it's one of those odd ones that has more charm. A bit like the ST version of Addams Family. Out of all the versions though, the PC one is best with a great OPL2 theme.
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andy2359 2017-03-04
(5/10)
Always enjoy dizzy games but by this point the series was definitely running out of steam. It has some nice puzzles but not as clever as previous titles, it looks nice but given that the Amiga had been around for a good 6 years it really should have been better (coded for ST methinks!). Has a funky soundtrack which helps a lot but the biggest problem is it is far, far too short and can be completed in about 15 mins. I read on web that this was in response to some comments that previous games got tedious with the size, but given that one of those commentators was an Amstrad mag I think they could have happily ignored that opinion! A nice game but its flaws drag it down to average. 5/10
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steef-online 2016-08-12
(7/10)
This game looks nice, has a great tune and has some nice puzzles. I liked it.

Graphics: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Playability: 7/10

Overall: 7/10
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mailman 2014-04-21
(5/10)
This installment of Dizzy somehow lost everything the series have to offer. Firstly, it is too short and too easy. Secondly, it looks like it was unfinished and rushed with the release - there are many items that have no purpose. Thirdly, it is very difficult to find things which can be be connected with previous Dizzy adventures...
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UpTheDownEscalator 2013-01-07
(7/10)
The very first Dizzy game I played. Far too easy and short in comparison with the others but perfect when you're a 7 year old ankle biter like I was at the time. Furthermore, it is one of the most nostalgic Amiga moments for me. 7/10 from me!
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Scrawffler 2008-10-02
(7/10)
Another Dizzy classic with really nice graphics, a great soundtrack and very memorable puzzles. This even includes one of my favourite puzzles in the whole Dizzy series - involves using a fluffle, I won't give away too much.

There doesn't seem to be as many obstacles and bad things in this game that can hurt and kill you (the biggest killer in this game is probably drowning in the water) so this is nice because it means you can focus on the puzzle side of it without worrying about how many lives you have left. Some may not like this, though, so it depends on what you personally enjoy.
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5h00n4y 2008-05-09
(10/10)
My first Dizzy game, a great Dizzy game, with one of the coolest tunes I've heard back in the days!
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Myszaqu 2008-02-09
(7/10)
Too short and too easy i comparision with others games form Dizzy series. But worth of playing anyway
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Graham Humphrey 2007-05-31
(7/10)
A pretty good game this one, with good map design, logical(-ish) puzzles and cute graphics. One problem though - it's only 30 screens which means you'll probably complete it within a day. However it is fun while it lasts, but you'll probably never play it again when you've completed it.
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Amiga Dave 2006-08-24
(7/10)
Another good and fun Dizzy game in my opinion. Good graphics and a catchy soundtrack too. The main problem with this game I thought is that it's just way too short, and can be completed quite quickly. All in all though a good addition to the 'Dizzy Collection'. Oh and maybe it's just me being thick but I completed the game with my 'Flying Carpet', 'Some Tasty Bread!' and 'A Bottle Of Potion' still in my inventory! Tried to get rid of them but ended up with them at the end of the game!!
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Rocky1980 2006-01-02
(6/10)
Yet again another classic dizzy game. This one seams a lot shorter than the others. It was easier to finish and a lot shorter too. In fact on my second time playing the game it was completed. The hardest part of this game was finding all 30 cherries to finish the game. Still it is another good Dizzy.
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Jack Coruso 2005-11-21
(8/10)
There were so many of these games. I think this was the one I completed or at least got right to the end and stopped playing. There are probably better Dizzy's but as I didn't play them all right through I can't really judge them all. The graphics in this were great and it was a rewarding game.
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Flashback666 2005-03-06
(6/10)
Agree with RuySan - this was just way too short. And probably too easy as well. But still fun.
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RuySan 2005-01-20
(6/10)
Good dizzy game but way too short
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