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100
Abandonia
This is the largest (perhaps even too large), most interesting and best looking Dizzy game for the PC. It manages to stay true to Dizzy-specific peculiarities, while adding a lot of extra features. The different elements are well-balanced, making this a game suitable both for players already familiar with Dizzy games and for those who have never heard of them before. Although it may lack some sort of raw attraction that the Spectrum and C64 owners certainly felt, Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy has all you need from a Dizzy game. I would even recommend this game to players who tried other Dizzy games and hated them.
50
PC Zone
There's a danger of being accused of hypocrisy here. Haven't we always said that big is not necessarily best, and that there's virtue in simplicity. The problem is that the gameplay in Dizzy is too simple and too similar. But, you might say, it's aimed at children. It still costs the best part of 30 quid I reply.
| Category |
Description |
MobyScore |
| Gameplay |
How well the game mechanics work (player controls, game action, interface, etc.) |
3.2 |
| Graphics |
The quality of the art, or the quality/speed of the drawing routines |
3.4 |
| Personal Slant |
How much you personally like the game, regardless of other attributes |
3.4 |
| Sound / Music |
The quality of the sound effects and/or music composition |
3.2 |
| Story / Presentation |
The main creative ideas in the game and how well they're executed |
3.6 |
| Overall MobyScore (5 votes) |
3.4 |
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