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Muffy St. Bernard - 14/07/2007 |
Neat at the time, but suffers from endless repetition, lack of maze logic, and too many levels (nine, if I remember correctly). You have to clear every level to "win," but I can't imagine anyone bothering. By the way, pulling back on the joystick makes you "jump" ahead two spaces. Pressing the joystick button shows you the overhead map. |
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Load with OS-B.
Many thanks to Scott Stilphen for scanning the manual! |
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| Electronic Fun · April, 1983 | Rating: 2.5 / 4 |
There is a type of game that never reached the arcades or the home video game markets. It's not the adventure game. It's, of course, the three-dimensional maze game. Monster Maze is a new entry to that class of classic games. Unfortunately, any 3-D maze game is instantly compared with other 3-D maze games, among them Wizardry, Asylum and Deathmaze 5000, to name just an... [more]
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