I find this one quite delirious. You are in the garden of some dwarf, the one that should be delivering the gold in the pot at the end of the rainbow, but lately he's become rather dishonest and he's keeping the gold in his garden, so you're there to retrieve it. It's one screen, divided in rectangles by the Magic Hedges, known as The Flux, who disquietly keep costantly moving: the passage to the adjancet hedges goes quickly back and forth, which can prove particularly frantic when the garderner [which must be another dwarf judging by his size] enters your rectangle and starts chasing you inside that small area. So, you must get the gold and some fungi too, I'd say, and there's even a deadly spade wandering around, but its trajectory are fixed and predictable, so it's not a great danger. I played it at one of the easiest level of difficulty and it was still quite hard - it goes at a wild pace. So, it's the game any good? No, of course.
2/5
Review by Jordy on 07 Nov 2014 (Rating: 2)
There really isn't a lot to this game, you just go through the magic hedges to collect gold and toadstools while avoid the gardener, his spade and his wheelbarrow, and that's it. It's playable but there's just no variety to it.
