Captain Fizz Meets the Blaster-Trons

Surprises don’t come much more extreme than the one you’ve just had. The other day you were trotting into hospital ready for your tonsil operation. Dead easy you thought. Just a couple of days with a sore throat. It came as a bit of a shock to wake up in a new body on a different planet. Since you’re trapped, you decide you might as well sigh up with the Queen’s Cloned Highlanders troopers.

Your first mission involves you fighting your way through the multi-level enemy base, alone or with your partner (you need tow players if you want to win), to destroy the master computer. Pass codes and switch systems, open doorways and operate lifts. By the way, the mission is said to be impossible. Nice thought, eh?

Simulataneous two player action is just about this game’s only strong point. The screen is split into two as you are forced into co-operation to negotiate your way around 22 levels of blaster-tron infested nastiness.

Great intro sequence but poor in-game appearance with long messages that you can’t speed up. The graphics represents small and poorly animated sprites with some repetitive backdrops. Loading tune is amazing, but poor in-game effects. Overall, a sub-standard search game from a company that has given us much better.

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