Cannon Fodder Reviews

Released back in 1993 by sensible software, the team also responsible for the classic Sensible Soccer games, Cannon Fodder is a mouse-driven shoot-em-up in which you control a small squad of soldiers as they fight against numerous enemies through a range of settings including jungle and desert campaigns, employing both machineguns as well as ...  Read the complete review

CANNON FODDER When I finally get round to writing my "Big Book of Computer Gaming History" one software development company will feature prominently from the late eighties and early nineties period. The simple genius of Parallax, a multi-directional shoot 'em up that was one of the first Commodore 64 games to utilise parallax ...  Read the complete review

They say the classics are the best and in the case of this game that is certainly true. Cannon Fodder was to the best of my knowledge first released on the Amiga in 1992. At that time I paid the princely sume of £29.99 for it (then published by Virgin). It was and still is a great game. The basic principle for the ...  Read the complete review

This has got to be one of the Amiga's all time classic games. Cannon Fodder is just like Lemmings except they are men, they are at war and best of all they've got weapons. This game is a point and click game. You control your little men with the mouse and make them shoot the opposition with the right mouse button. ...  Read the complete review

Cannon Fodder is, quite simply, one of the most playable and addictive games I ever played on the Amiga. From the cartoony-yet-realistic feel of the graphics to the extremely intuitive control system, even the way sounds fade in and out according to how close you are to their source - everything was put together incredibly well and shows how much ...  Read the complete review