Caveman
Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English
CRL Group PLC · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95
Also known as Cavemen (English), L'Homme Prehistorique (English)
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Play
- caveman.zipRZX playback file
- Caveman.tzx.zipTape image English4 KB
- Caveman.tap.zipTape image English4 KB
Documents
- Caveman_French.txtInstructions French1 KB
- Caveman(EN).txtInstructions English2 KB
Other files
- Caveman (1983)(CRL Group).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
Files and rights
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- AllowedCRL Group PLC → WorldOfSpectrum
Credits
- Robert R. Rowlingsoncredited
- Phil GascoineInlay/Poster Art
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Scores
In the magazines
- Crash #31984 · Overall28%
Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 16 votes3.25
In the magazines 18
Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.5338%33%25%50%10%10%28%
Use of Computer 38%
Graphics 33%
Playability 25%
Getting Started 50%
Addictive Qualities 10%
Value For Money 10%
Overall 28%
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Producer: C.R.L. Memory Required: 16K Retail Price: £5.95 Language: BASIC & some machine code Author: R. Rowlingson The idea of this game is to pick your way across monster infested plains and through treacherous mountain ranges to reach the Pterodactyl's lair. There you must steal the monster's precious eggs and return safely home via mountains and plain, ensuring you are not eaten by a hungry beast on the way. You can only carry one egg at a time, and six are needed to complete a level. So much for the cassette inlay blurb. The screen display doesn't look quite as thrilling. The lower half (which contains your safe home) has eight rows of various sized pre-historic monsters moving in alternate directions. The top half has four rows of blue coloured blocks with holes cut through. Above them are the six eggs, three to a side and the Pterodactyl on patrol above. COMMENTS Control keys: 1/2 = left/right, 0 = forwards/backwards Joystick: none Keyboard play: terrible Use of colour: poor Graphics: nice drawings, otherwise terrible Sound: a few beeps, typical of a BASIC program Lives: 3
Is it all worth it for 6 boiled Pterodactyl eggs?
Advert17
- Sinclair User #26May 1984 · p.129
- Your Computer #4Apr 1984 · p.176
- Sinclair User #24Mar 1984 · p.15
- Your Computer #3Mar 1984 · p.196
- Your Computer #3Mar 1984 · p.224
- Sinclair User #23Feb 1984 · p.22
- Personal Computer Games #3Feb 1984 · p.167
- Your Computer #2Feb 1984 · p.203
- Sinclair User #22Jan 1984 · p.13
- Sinclair User #22Jan 1984 · p.150
- Your Computer #1Jan 1984 · p.239
- Sinclair User #21Dec 1983 · p.154
- Your Computer #12Dec 1983 · p.253
- Your Computer #11Nov 1983 · p.148
- Sinclair User #20Nov 1983 · p.65
- Sinclair User #19Oct 1983 · p.43
- Your Computer #10Oct 1983 · p.132
Licensed from
- FroggerArcade coin-opunofficialKonami Ltd, Sega Enterprises Ltd
Related
- Compilations
- ZX-Spectrum Vega
- Tags
- Static Screen, Dinosaurs
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- Spectrum ComputingZXInfo
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