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O Yes. Mindscape are taking the Tinies out of the cupboard once more, in a five-disk epic that sees a small band of the little furry things returning to their home planet to find that it's not as it should be. Someone has used a transformation ray to turn the funloving Tinies into blank zombies, or even worse, psychopathic killers.

The King has been kidnapped but he is the only one who can return the public back to their usual mischievous selves. Guess who you have to rescue!
The game plays like a cross between Lemmings and Morph. Your little Tiny has four incarnations. One allows him to shoot fireballs, one gives him Spiderman-like swinging abilities, one lets him breathe under water and the last allows him to eat through the scenery. Each level is packed full of traps and enemy sprites, and you have to use a variety of skills to get through.

I really am enjoying this one. It's beautifully animated, wonderfully presented and quite addictive. The movement of characters is smooth and effective, with bags of personality. There are even a couple of flashy effects like the screen swirling around and fading into nothing when you complete a level. The only downside is that some people might find it a little slow. It takes at least a second to get moving, and another second if you want to stop. There's a bit of a lag on the joystick control, which means you have to be thinking of yourself. After a couple of goes, though, the controls become so instinctive that it stops being a handicap and the game becomes really enjoyable.
Tony Dillon

81%

Title Fury of The Furries
Developer Kalisto/Mindscape
Game Type Platform
HD Installable Yes
Players 1
Compatibility All Amigas
Submission Michael Carrillo

Review
Introduction
Fury of the Furries is a wonderful platform game. The game
character itself is based on cute, (if somewhat mischevious)
short, round creatures called Tinies - the object of the game is to
overthrow the 'The wicked one' who has captured the king and has
turned all the other tinies into mindless beasts.

Scenario,
You set off with your tiny accross eight different scenes ranging from
desert, water and forest etc, before you eventually reach the castle.
Along the way you will encounter enemies and lethal traps (such as
acid pools, traps and spikes).

However the best part is that your tiny has special powers which can
transform him from normal/swimmer (blue tiny) and through to
strong/rock eater (red Tiny) to fireball spitter (yellow tiny) and
finally to the rope swinger/puller (green tiny).

This game isn't designed to be a fast platformer there are traps,
teleports and puzzles to be negotiated before you reach the exit, of
which some require a bit of latteral thinking. If that is not enough
to tempt then there are bonuses, extra time and extra lives to collect
include the time limit set on each level and you have the making of a
smashing game.

The other points which set this game out are the gorgeous graphics and
cool sound and music that will have you humming for hours after.

Plus if you leave your tiny alone for a while they will do some silly
things like put on sunglasses, pull funny faces, etc.

Conclusion
This is probably one of the top platformers that ever graced the amiga
the gameplay is excellent without getting too repetitive and has that
'just one more go' factor.