This time Athena is honest from the start: even the loading screen is deep in a sea of monochrome, so you know that the game will be too, this time in bright green that slowly consumes your eyes, while the relatively slow paced autoscroll moves on, flickering a bit, and the playable but bland and easy action goes on. Not much of interest happening here, until the dragon monster at the end of the level, which tries to surprise you with its twitchy, deceptive and sudden moves. As a budget it wouldn't have been a terrible purchase.
2,75/5
