Nebulus

tertronostalgic 2018-06-02
Very addictive in a frustrating kind of way 8/10
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Jedi Bobster 2017-03-06
Nebulus! That's what it was called! I can always recall the game - I thought the rotating tower idea was a great one - but never the name!
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Zioalareboot 2015-12-30
(10/10)
Many funny hours for this game! I love pogo.
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Zioalareloaded 2015-11-08
(10/10)
My first Amiga game, my first love.
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yaztromo 2015-11-02
(7/10)
I think the colours in this version are superb. Gameplay is as frustrating as ever. I never managed to finish it.
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RoloDeOvo 2015-03-12
(10/10)
I played this once, loved it.
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Pssyche 2014-02-21
(8/10)
Loved this on the C64. Plays just as good on the Amiga. What's with all the bitchin' about the 16 bit versions colours tho? The copper bars and water effects are lovely.
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rbn 2012-09-01
(7/10)
I never was a big TowerToppler fan but strangely disagreeing with nearly all comments on lemon I personally think that the Amiga Version is the best one ... Even better than the well known opensource remake ...
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ixien 2012-06-11
(8/10)
Very nice game ! Hey, back in 1988, all players were fond of copper bars and the tower rotation was so smooth ! Gameplay is also very addictive and I like the shmup sequences between towers. A very difficult game but very fun too. Marcom_to, if you prefer to play with C64 colours, just use the black & white option of your TV screen . And no, Predseda, this game can't be better on C64. Better graphics, similar (or better) gameplay, better animation... Damned C64 lovers, they will never be objective with this little 8bits computer .
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ReTroViRuS 2011-09-15
(3/10)
I never liked this game on any system I tried it on. This version is the worst. The colors are so badly chosen it hurts my eyes. The developers must have been excited the Amiga offered more colors than they were used to, but that doesn't mean they had to cram as many as they could into every single screen.
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stooart 2011-01-13
(4/10)
Never liked this even on the humble commy! Was just too damn frustrating and those copper bars in the Amiga's burst my head!
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vpiezsak 2010-12-26
(8/10)
An all-time classic. Played this for hours as a kid. Also played a version on NES but it was not as good.
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Fizza 2010-04-05
I have to agree that the graphics were a bit too loud, which seems to have either been a problem with graphic artists going OTT with a larger colour palette to work with, or direct ST ports using poor original colours from that machine's palette, too much partying at acid house raves at that time, or a combination of all three. Still fun of course, but I think the C64 version is the one to play still.
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mapo 2010-01-30
(8/10)
ST port, but this is one of the best for the Amiga. Still playing it some times.
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comiga 2009-11-24
(7/10)
Quirky little game that i found fun! Its a real challenge. Its a simple idea, and a bit of a different take on the standard platformer. Its good for a quick game from time to time, but not long sessions!
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Kodoichi 2007-11-24
(5/10)
Quite an innovative hit back then, but I quickly lost motivation to play it. Jumps have to be pixel perfect, else you slip off the platforms. Some platforms disappear below you, but to know which ones, you have to step on them, thus losing a life because you fell into the water. Also the flying enemy, which appears at the worst moments and you have to dodge because it can't be shot, is just too frustrating.
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tokyoracer 2007-01-06
(10/10)
Very frustrating game at times but alot of fun too.
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marcom_to 2006-09-22
(6/10)
Well, I prefer the C64 version. I found this one too colourful, and the colours themselves are badly combined. Can't distinguish well the objects. The idea of the game is good, it has good longevity, quite tricky I have to say. But I'd experienced it on C64 and after on the Amiga, and the C64 version was graphically cleaner. Yes the copper and water effect. Did not impress me that much.
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Sakura_Star1 2006-04-05
(6/10)
Nebulus is a nice fair enough game to play. Good graphics, but not good tunes as I expected here.
Also the water effect added is wonderful

6/10
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Guybrush Threepwood 2006-01-15
(6/10)
I think the game at the time had me hooked but only for short amount of time, it had nice enough GFX for the time but again felt it could have been better
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MageRage 2005-10-06
(7/10)
Good game but I never really got into it.
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Puzzle Rattrap 2005-07-14
(2/10)
Incredibly over-rated "classic". Far too frustrating and sloppily designed to offer any entertainment.
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Zagrebo 2005-06-10
(8/10)
Highly-enjoyable pseudo-3D climb-the-towers game.
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Little Monkey Lost 2005-06-07
Fine and enjoyable game and I don't really have much complaints about conversion.
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cavy59 2005-04-18
(8/10)
Not as good as the C=64 version but still an all time original. If you haven't layed it, definately give it a try!
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Thunderer 2005-02-18
(7/10)
I love the original C64 version and thought that given the impressive graphics of the original that the version would be much better. Not so! The C64 version "towers" over this attempt. Nevertheless, the gameplay is almost identical if you don't take into consideration the glaring colours.
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Inferno 2005-02-14
(8/10)
Original and imaginative game, this had you climbing some towers while the screen rotated around them. Which sounded stupid enough, but worked incredibly well.
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MartinUK 2005-01-07
(7/10)
The instructiosn with this are pretty awful, which makes an already difficult game extremely tough and frustrating at first. It's worth persevering with though, because the 3D view and rotating screen coupled with unusual design elements makes for an interesting diversion. Like all John Phillips games there's nothing else like it, before or since.
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Lamer_Exterminator 2004-12-21
Great conversion from the C64 - although I have to say the ST version was a bit better due to it having exactly the same graphics but with more sampled sounds.
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Predseda 2004-12-09
(4/10)
Altough (or due) very similar to 8-bit version, the original was better!
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