by Stewart Peart
The response of this adventure is so slow that it seems like it's pondering the next move in a chess game. But it just has to tell you if you've taken the stupid fishing rod. It's a boring premise. It's a promise of boredom. The graphics are the most basic possible. Is it of any use? It's surely not much ornamental. Also, I was surprised by the misunderstanding of the classic cardinal point commands. In this case, nothing to worry about, a quick look at the instructions reveals that they're substituted by commands like "forward" and others. And that's all, because it's terrible. The instructions seems to indicate a rather complex and accurate game. Maybe the programmer put all his effort in them.
1/5
edit: and the copyright is 1983, hell.
edit: after all you can do much more than in the Holy Joystick adventures. 2/5
edit: you're nonetheless advised against playing it.
