Astrocode
Puzzle Game: Problem-Solving · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Finsbury Software · 1984 · Pound sterling 5.95
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ZX Computing #16Dec 1984 · p.123
Clive Smith
By the look of the inlay I thought this was going to be (as stated on the inlay), tantalising and frustrating, not for the easily discouraged. In fact I doubt that I'll ever play the game again because basically it's 'Mastermind'. You are supposed to be in a spacecraft which is stationary and cannot be moved until a colour code is broken. Of course you are in the flight path of several tons of meteors. Once the code is broken(or guessed a sequence of 4 colours) a graphic drawn circuit diagram connects up and you fly off to safety. All in all, I'm not impressed.
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- ZX Computing #16Dec 1984 · p.110
News/Note1
- ZX Computing #16Dec 1984 · p.59
Review1
- Popular Computing Weekly #25Jun 1984 · p.57
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