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Description
Dizzy must rescue four of his 'Yolkfolk' (groan) chums in this game, from Cuckoo Land, Ice Land, Cloud Land and Zak's Castle. Like Fast Food it doesn't directly resembleScreenshots
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Alternate Titles
- "Kwiksnax" -- Alternate spelling (C64 title screen)
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C64 version
The C64 version of the game was substantially different to others, and featured Dizzy having to gather a number of 'Fuzzies' in a maze which then needed leading to the level exit. Fuzzies would follow Dizzy in a line which could be disrupted by enemies, making the game similar in style to Snake and its variants. The instructions for the game were not changed for the C64 release, however, making the story inconsistent with the gameplay.Spectrum version
The Spectrum version always crashes when the player reaches 80,000 points.
B.L. Stryker (23460) added Kwik Snax (DOS) on Feb 18, 2005
Credits (7 people)
Code:
Music:
Nick Thompson, Mark Bell (as Beno)
Graphics:Music:
Tim Bartlett, Sound Images
Design:Andrew Oliver, Philip Oliver (Oliver Twins)