Mutant Monty (1984) 
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| Publisher: Genre: Author(s): Graphics Mode: Minimum Memory Required: Maximum Players: Joysticks: Language: Media Code: Media Type: Country of Release: Comments: |  AmsoftArcade Artic Computing, John Prince 64K 1 Yes Eng N/A Audio cassette UK (£8.95) Also found on compilation "10 Computer Hits 2" by Beau-Jolly. | Amstrad CPC Commodore 64 |
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Issue 2 (Dec 1985) (Amtix!) 16th Jun 2016 07:07Artic/Amsoft. £8.95 cass
Monty has got to collect gold from 40 screens — as usual, a less than easy task and one which requires some nifty joystick handling. On the 40th screen there is a direly distressed damsel (naturally) to rescue The gold that Monty must collect is hidden in all the hardest places to reach and is guarded by a weird assortment of nasties that are intent on killing him .. . The only bonus is that the aliens all follow regular patterns so that good timing can get you through most sticky situations Lives are lost by bumping into aliens or if the time limit on each screen runs out.
The main difference between Mutant Monty and most other platform games is that Monty doesn't jump. On ihe whole the game is enjoyable but a bit repetitive. The graphics and sound tend to let the game down slightly but the desire to see the next screen keeps you going.
Overall AMTTX! rating: 53%
Monty has got to collect gold from 40 screens — as usual, a less than easy task and one which requires some nifty joystick handling. On the 40th screen there is a direly distressed damsel (naturally) to rescue The gold that Monty must collect is hidden in all the hardest places to reach and is guarded by a weird assortment of nasties that are intent on killing him .. . The only bonus is that the aliens all follow regular patterns so that good timing can get you through most sticky situations Lives are lost by bumping into aliens or if the time limit on each screen runs out.
The main difference between Mutant Monty and most other platform games is that Monty doesn't jump. On ihe whole the game is enjoyable but a bit repetitive. The graphics and sound tend to let the game down slightly but the desire to see the next screen keeps you going.
Overall AMTTX! rating: 53%
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This title was first added on 5th August 2006
This title was most recently updated on 16th June 2016