Amiga

Interphase

Fast graphics and easy mouse control give a level of gameplay you can easily be enthusiastic over. Although the originality of the plot may be questioned, it has certainly been well-implemented in an excellent piece of software.

Cyberpunk SF crosses Bladerunner with Tron, and this is perhaps the truest computer game version of it yet. The plot closely resembles the bit in the Max Headroom movie where Theora deactivates security systems for reporter Carter. But Interphase's real achievement is the flawless combination of a great plot, an excellent shoot-'em-up, and intriguing puzzles into one astounding game. The concept is just great. The graphics are superb, fast and imaginative (watch out for the toad on a unicycle on level two) although the sonics are limited to spot FX. This is one of the most exciting and original games I've seen in a long while, and I'll be playing it long into the night. I only hope work on Interphase 2 has begun!

Looks, moves and plays very similarly to the ST, sound being slightly better. Impressive graphics and involving gameplay make it equally as good a product and just as good value.

It is rare nowadays to find a piece of software that has not derived from a film or an arcade machine or for that fact plagiarised from another top selling title. In concept and design, Interphase can be claimed to be wholly original. A huge, deeply absorbing interactive game which is a welcome relief. Interphase formally mainframe has been over a year in development, but it is well worth the wait.

Interphase is complex and intriguing to start with. Once you have played a couple of times, though, you will have the hang of it and will be able to understand what is going on. Then it is a case of carefully planning the route and dealing with the hazards as you come across them. The levels get progressively harder so it is going to take you a while to complete and if you like games that require a little brain power, you will have a lot of fun along the way.

Auf den ersten Blick glaubte ich, einen neuen "Starglider"-Verschnitt vor mir zu haben. Aber dem ist nicht so. "Interphase" ist in erster Linie etwas für Freunde von Grübel-Spielen. Hier kommt es in der Hauptsache nicht auf den dicksten Laser an, sondern auf die richtige Strategie. Die sehr abstrakte 3D-Grafik ist schnell und paßt wunderbar zur High-Tech-Stimmung. Besonders gelungen finde ich die logischen Puzzles.