Amazing claims this is its best adventure yet. Set
in a "funhouse" filled with gothic terrors, I was
expecting the worst!
On loading the all-text presentation advises you
that the door you see before you, complete with
slot for gold and rusted lever, is the entrance to
the funhouse. Your feet, however, are lodged in a
revolting gutter, which leads to an even more
revolting drain containing, amongst other things,
gold and sticky brown substances, about which we
will say nothing!
And that's as far as I got! This is an amazing game.
It's the first adventure I've come across which
does not recognise North, South, Easy and West as
legitimate commands. As a result, I've no idea how
to move around. The manual didn't mention this!
Help!
Another dubious feature is the incredibly slow
input interpreter. Your typing must be ponderously
slow in order to get your message across. Add to
this the difficulty in movement, and the result is
very off-putting. Did I get a copy with bugs? It
sounded really good, but in this form isn't really
ready for sale.
2nd October 1984
