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- By: Andrew Broad (Broadsoft)
- Year: 1997
- Format: TAP
- Zip-file includes: The game - 1 text file
- Size: 21Kb
- Download the game
Comments:
Manic Miner 4 is written for advanced players, and the authors intentions was to
set example of how far the game should be redefined for it to be called a Manic
Miner-sequel. In this, Andrew Broad succeeded (apart from three
lazy-bugger-show-the-differences-between-Bug-Byte-and-Software-Projects-versions-screens).
Most of the gfx are new with "homages" to David Bowie, Tennis and Twin Peaks and
therapeutic screens mocking people the author hates. This game may not be a winner in the
graphics-department, but it's well planed and highly addictive! Think I must have spent
hours trying to solve "Contamination" without succeeding (But one day I will!).
Recommended!
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