Difference between revisions of "Oh Mummy"
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One of the twelve games that came free with the Amstrad CPC 464 - also one of the better ones. Kind of a Pac Man clone, on each level there are an increasing number of badies to avoid as you run round a 'maze' to reveal various items. The item you are mainly after is the key which allows you to move to the next level. | One of the twelve games that came free with the Amstrad CPC 464 - also one of the better ones. Kind of a Pac Man clone, on each level there are an increasing number of badies to avoid as you run round a 'maze' to reveal various items. The item you are mainly after is the key which allows you to move to the next level. | ||
While basic in its premise, graphics and sound, the game is surprisingly addictive and nimble. As an early example of CPC gaming, it sure packs a lot of gameplay despite its low expectations! | While basic in its premise, graphics and sound, the game is surprisingly addictive and nimble. As an early example of CPC gaming, it sure packs a lot of gameplay despite its low expectations! | ||
Revision as of 02:44, 13 March 2008
One of the twelve games that came free with the Amstrad CPC 464 - also one of the better ones. Kind of a Pac Man clone, on each level there are an increasing number of badies to avoid as you run round a 'maze' to reveal various items. The item you are mainly after is the key which allows you to move to the next level.
While basic in its premise, graphics and sound, the game is surprisingly addictive and nimble. As an early example of CPC gaming, it sure packs a lot of gameplay despite its low expectations!
