Brainstorm
by Arno van der Hulst
Unknown

CRAP GAME CORNER

Fasten your seatbelts and get ready, 'cos here comes that RICH PELLEY ruffian again with another batch of your home-grown games.

Er, hi there, crap-fans. How are you? I really can't be bothered to write one of my usual 'witty' intros for this issue - I'll just leap right in and start if that's okay with you. Not forgetting to briefly mention what I thought of your pitiful efforts this issue of course. Er, how shall I put it? Um, I know. Perhaps you'd care to join the dots... Perhaps you'd care to join the dots...

BRAINSTORM
By Arnold Vld Hulst (!)

This one's from Holland - but that's no excuse. It's a bit weird actually, although quite good in the originality, graphics and sound departments, but just, as I've said, a bit mad.

Right, what happens? Well, you're this little bloke - and there are lots of boxes and lots of squares and you have to push the boxes onto the squares. But everything's in a sort of maze, so you can only push the boxes from certain angles in certain directions - you have to work out how you can push the boxes and manoeuvre around them so that you can push them onto the squares? Geddit? Oh. Well, how about a joke instead then? What's the best way to get a wild duck? Buy a tame one and annoy it. Erm...

Everything's done really nicely though - there're tons of levels (with passwords) and also an editor to create your own. Quite good, but due to its severe weirdness (and the fact that hard as I try I still can't get my head around exactly what I'm supposed to be doing). I'm forced to lower its mark a bit. Hah! Serves him right for calling me Jonathan.

Right, that's your, er, fill for this month. Don't forget to send all your offerings to me, however crap - although the good ones are nice to have too! The address is Rich Pelley, Crap Game Corner, YS, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath BA1 2BW. You could even win a badge if your game appears. (Or something like that anyway. We haven't quite decided yet.)

---

REVIEW BY: Rich Pelley

Blurb: Only one girlie fan letter this issue - from Gillian who lives in Sheffield. Hi, Gillian! And remember, ladies, keep those letters/games/underwear coming in!