Bugdom

The Good
1. Beautiful Graphics: Sunshine streaming through the grass blades / Water effects. This was state-of-the-art graphics at time of release. 2. Great game play: Rollie can roll up as a ball and zoom around - great fun. 3. Terrific musical score 4. Interesting characters and locations

The Bad
The characters are cutesy cute. Hey, what should I expect: It's a kids game ! :-) There's only about 10 levels and each one varies in length and interest. I wish there more like Level 2 which is epic length and has lots to do!

The Bottom Line
Brian Greenstone's classic follow up to Nanosaur. Like Nanosaur, it has a third person view where you play Rollie McFly, a pill bug, that scampers around nicely in a grass "forest", collecting various power-ups, keys and other items, freeing lady-bugs that have been trapped by the evil fire-ants! Colourful, memorable and unique. A must for every Mac gamer (young or old). For a time Apple released this game with all Apple iMac DVs. It has since been updated for MacOS X and is still (Nov 2006) available from the developers website.