Status scoopings Jan 10, 2023
Insanely simple--in some ways I loved that: you simply press a key and BAM, you're going. No menu nothing. One life. Decent controls, but you literally just use the joystick, nothing more to it. Dodge every object--they all will kill you in one hit. Stick to the back, that's how I got through Course 1 and most of Course 2. …
Insanely simple--in some ways I loved that: you simply press a key and BAM, you're going. No menu nothing. One life. Decent controls, but you literally just use the joystick, nothing more to it. Dodge every object--they all will kill you in one hit. Stick to the back, that's how I got through Course 1 and most of Course 2. Is it a favorite genre of mine? No. But this one is oddly good, despite its simplicity. Oh, and like others have mentioned, the music is absolute wild, it got louder on the second Course for sure haha.
All that being said, by no means is this a great game ha. Its best facet is its simplicity, after all. The fact you can just immediately start playing it, nothing to it, so worth a playtest but not much more. I can only imagine what the Commodore Plus version is like