Amiga

Lionheart

Technically, Lionheart leaves all other Amiga (and console) platform games behind. The main character is suitably dynamic (except for his run), and the levels are big and wonderfully structured. The monsters on the early levels tend to blend in with the backgrounds. More intelligence on some of the nasties would have been nice too. Some of the best graphics and sound you are ever likely to see on the humble A600, the gameplay perhaps does not quite match the level of technical excellence, but it is still the best platform hack-and-slash around. I am afraid you are going to have to buy this one too. Sorry.

Wenn Ihr uns fragt: Wir würden uns lieber die Hand abhacken lassen als zu riskieren, daß wir zukünftig auf Sahnestückchen vom Schlage eines Lionheart verzichten müssen...

Valdyn's teetering on a ledge when he needs to jump not only looks impressive but also becomes an integral part of the game. The fighting when he's actually hanging from a rope and especially when he's climbing onto the top of it to either turn tightrope walker or jump for an otherwise unattainable platform are all excellent and worthy of note. If you're a fan of arcade adventures, this game will be a welcome addition to your collection.

Was für eine Grafik! Was für ein Sound! Was für ein Spiel! Die Jungs von Thalion haben derart viel Arbeit in dieses Projekt gesteckt, daß man glaubt, den Schweiß aus den Disketten tropfen zu sehen.

Po uruchomieniu programu LIONHEART witają nas: wspaniała muzyka i demo, dzięki któremu możemy zapoznać się z ponurym światem, gdzie toczyć się będzie gra, a także z jej głównym bohaterem - postawnym osiłkiem.