by Nigel Edwards
Rudimentary graphics but good playability for this "get out of the room" game in which you have to understand the right order of actions to undertake to enter the next screen, using coloured cards to open doors of the correspondent colours, buttons to lift barriers, and such, with the goal of retrieving the pieces of some sovietic weapon or aircraft, I don't know, which will help you to defeat Communism forever, and let capitalism destroy planet earth.
3/5
by Nigel Edwards
It's a platform game in a split screen environment, and mechanics similar to Frank N Stein and Booty.
The graphics were rated for 1986, and feels more like a 1984 game, just like the simple and logical gameplay, but it's nonetheless very playable and a good buy for a budget.
3,25/5
Review by Ketmar on 02 Oct 2021 (Rating: 3)
This is mostly a puzzle game, with very small arcade element thrown in. You don't need lightning-fast reflexes to play this, but planning your route is vital for success.
Note that small colored platforms on the floor give you a kind of "key" of the same color. And you can only "carry" a one such "key".
Not a great game, but not a bad one too. Slightly above "average" for me.
