In 1994, after the fall of the Spanish companies, new programming groups were trying to raise in the PC market. One of them was Noria Works (they would reach it a year after, with Speed Haste).

'Throwland' were their first game, published by Digital Dreams Multimedia, and it was a clone of Taito's 'Plotting' ('Flipull' in Japan).

The graphics have an "arcade" look, with colourfull elements, over a background composed by a digitized picture. Animation of our character, by the way, is average.

It has some interesting melodies whose acclimate the game perfectly.

The Playability is good, almost like the coin-op, the control is agile and the difficulty level is easier than the Taito's original.

So, 'Throwland' is an acceptable version of 'Plotting', nice to be played.