1985 Budgie Budget Software (UK)
by Richard Stevenson, Philip Durbidge, Marco Duroe and Paul Brittain (music)
So it seems Sam Short, which btw, looks exactly like a character from an Ultimate game, is lost in a fortress, and he must collect 18 pieces of a cage in order to trap the elusive Boris (the vilain?).
There are hidden passages, doors and corridors, so you must be aware of that in order to help Sam Short fulfill is purpose.
But with such a poor gameplay, I rather leave Sam to his own devices.
A noteworthy exercise in crapness. The graphics are almost cute, it's a sort of slow Atic Atac, in which
you snag on anything.
1,5/5
Review by YOR on 19 Nov 2017 (Rating: 2)
This wasn't that bad a game and I managed to get to 50% in it, but the screen layouts are very confusing. You enter the next screen by going right and then you have to go left, meaning if you're pressing down on right you'll instantly shoot back to the previous screen. This game also possesses some of the weirdest looking enemies. Sausages dressed as police officers? Mr. Potato Head with glasses? Dizzy carrying a pitchfork? Very bizarre.
