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Newest Review: ... moving a little to the left or right of the default screen. Besides picking up the occasional power-ups that can be salvaged ... more

 ... from the ground, such as vital replacement grenades, the object of the game is to make it from the bottom of the level to the top of the level, avoiding the rolling sand trails and burning any pesky oversized green bugs that get in Buzz's way. At the end of each level is a character who Buzz will chat with automatically, revealing the intricate details of the poor excuse for a plot. The problems with 'ICFTD' are twofold; firstly, it's an overused and very limited idea, and secondly it's fairly impossible to complete ...more

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IT CAME FROM THE DESERT
6 great gams on 1 CD
Last Update 23.11.2009 05:46
£ 9.99


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Frankingsteins
Premium Review It Came From The Desert: Beware of THEM! (986 words)
by - written on 31/05/07 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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I expected more from a game packaged in a box featuring a B-movie style screaming woman getting terrified by an enormous ant. Despite the intriguing title, 'It Came From the Desert' isn't a comedy game, combining a basic and tediously difficult survival game with a not-so-subtle anti-nuclear message that's likely all inspired by the B-classic 'Them!' The player must track down the cause of the mutations as the most evil and destructive creature of them all: a giant ant! I mean humankind, responsible for these mutations in the first place, obviously. But there is a giant ant too. It's also, sadly, one of those games where the opening animation ends up being far superior ...  Read the complete review

wampyrii
Premium Review It Came From The Desert (605 words)
by - written on 01/09/01 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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It Came From The Desert is easily one of Cinemaware's greatest games. It pays homage to the 50s Sci-Fi genre, especially those which consisted of some kind of mutated monster and in particular THEM! from the mid-50s. Here you play a geologist investigating the recent landing of a meteor on the outskirts of the desert town of Lizard Breath. However, not only do you find the meteor but also a number of strange events are occurring including the disappearance of some towsfolk and the discovery of a headless cow out on some farmer's ranch. Intrigued you of course investigate only to find that there are huge mutant ants wandering around the desert now, mutated by the ...  Read the complete review

 

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