Unreal
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Ubi Soft Entertainment Software

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Unreal is a magical world where you must save Princess Isolde, your true love, from the evil Polymorphic, the Master of Darkness. It is an action game made up of eight levels and contains a mixture of 2D and 3D graphics. The environment is also completely interactive - you can run up and down hills and slide through the snow but you have to be careful to not fall of the top of a cliff.

On each level you will be faced with puzzles and battles and you need to get the high score you pass to the next level. If your health reaches zero you will die and the game is over. Fortunately, your health is replenished at the end of each level.

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Unreal Amiga In the castle you will encounter many bosses.

Unreal Amiga Playing the game with Sound FX requires 1 Mb of memory which was not standard in 1990.

Unreal Amiga You will get the "You crashed"-message very often. This shoot-'em-up level is a graphic mess.

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Critic Reviews

Amiga Joker	Amiga	Sep, 1990	91 out of 100	91
Zzap!	Amiga	Aug, 1990	87 out of 100	87
The Games Machine (UK)	Amiga	Aug, 1990	86 out of 100	86
Amiga Action	Amiga	Aug, 1990	82 out of 100	82
The One	Amiga	Aug, 1990	80 out of 100	80
ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	Amiga	Jul, 1990	9.4 out of 12	78
Amiga Format	Amiga	Oct, 1990	74 out of 100	74
Computer and Video Games (CVG)	Amiga	Aug, 1990	73 out of 100	73
Power Play	Amiga	Sep, 1990	63 out of 100	63
ST Format	Atari ST	Apr, 1992	59 out of 100	59

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Trivia

Cover artwork

The cover artwork (a digital version of which also appears on the title screen) is a painting by Tim White called Lord of the Spiders. It was originally used as the cover for a 1979 edition of the novel of the same name by Michael Moorcock. It also appears in White's collection of artwork The Science Fiction and Fantasy World of Tim White .