Genesis

Flicky

What I find to be the most intriguing feature of Flicky is it's ability to combine aspects of a puzzle game ( patterns, addictiveness) with elements of a platform game ( ah, um,...platforms ). After a few minutes into play you are hooked and really don't know why. The platform portion is not extensive as Mario. The puzzle part is not as cerebral as Tetris or as panic ridden as Bust-A-Move. There is just something about this fearless feathered fighter for freedom known as Flicky that empowers you with such a feeling of heroism that you can't help but love it.

Wer den Anblick der dürftigsten Grafik seit langem überlegt, bekommt viel Spielspaß. Das Prinzip ist genial einfach, Flicky steuert sich gut, und der Schwierigkeitsgrad steigt beharrlich - milde Suchterscheinungen sind nicht ausgeschlossen.

Finally though, I would have to say to anyone who likes senseless arcade action and also someone who enjoys a great challenge. The game is very addictive and also has a high challenge factor. Anyone who can complete this game should be revered as a god because it’s so darn hard. The graphics and the sound look aged and the arcade version looked a lot nicer. I highly recommend that you go and play that instead of this one but if you do want it, get the collection cartridge that has three other games on it (Altered Beast, Gunstar Heroes. and Alex Kidd). You’ll get more for your money that way.