Microhobby Cassette 12

It tells you things about the horoscope and all that bullshit. One of astrology or biorhythms was common on these kiosk tapes.

At first glance, the first thing that comes to mind is that we are facing another clone of Pengo.

If we dedicate a little more time to it, we will see that the fundamental difference is that we do not have to crush the enemies, but leave them locked up without the ability to move.

Simple graphics and screeching sound in the technical section, and a certain addiction, are the main characteristics of the only Spectrum game that I know of programmed by a woman.

You move through a maze to free all the beautiful maidens of the place. To do this, you must get all the keys that are scattered. All the earmarks of being in Basic, but it doesn't move badly.

Another maze game where you must find ten gems and enter the temple. It is slow and expendable.

Dizzying BASIC game, in which you have to travel a distance avoiding the vehicles that circulate in the opposite direction. Quite difficult, to say the least.

A non-interactive educational program, in which we can learn everything about human anatomy. It has very good graphics.

A mixture of adventure and role that probably, despite its slowness, delighted many of the buyers of this film, by providing something different from the usual.

One more game of mazes. This time you have to collect fifteen amulets before going through the main room.

Entertaining game (although a bit slow) in which you have to load the dumper in the gravel pit, and then take it to the construction site avoiding the attack of the viruses, which spread after the war.

This was my favorite game on tape. Very simple, it is about avoiding obstacles while traveling as far as possible.

The Knight Rider reference is irrelevant to the game itself, but it was very exciting for a nine-year-old brat.