Review scoopings 3/5 · Nov 3, 2021
Usual Arcade Fun
Look: 8/10 Fine would be the word for it, but considering its release, and the cutsiness of it, I overrate this a bit.
Play: 7/10 Even though I prefer this gameplay over a lot of the other arcade games that have popped up on my journey (I'm not big into the simple/puzzle/arcade style games but trying to overcome all my …
Look: 8/10 Fine would be the word for it, but considering its release, and the cutsiness of it, I overrate this a bit.
Play: 7/10 Even though I prefer this gameplay over a lot of the other arcade games that have popped up on my journey (I'm not big into the simple/puzzle/arcade style games but trying to overcome all my aversions, hm), it still just isn't my thing. I enjoyed it, it's a clever idea for its time and well-executed, and I like the look of it. But I played for a bit, to get a decent score (maybe it's good, I dunno, I got some bonus time so I felt decent ha, 1700something), and enjoyed my time doing so.
Feel: 8/10 So, although I can't claim to be a big fan of arcade gameplay, this game stood out among the others. It's straightforward, sure, but I enjoyed every minute (of the, er, 15-20 minutes I played it). Good game if in the mood for an early arcade game besides the usual classics, space shooters, platform/ladders, etc.
Attachment: 7/10 If I'm ever in the mood to return to '77 arcade games, I will jump right to this one. But I don't see that happening too often, especially as I get along my chronology to the late 70s and 80s. Worth a play.