Magicland Dizzy

Description: Manufacturer: Codemasters / Adventures & Role-playing

Newest Review: ... or keyboard), but progress is made by picking up items and using them in the correct places. There are a number of enemies ... more

... that need to be avoided, as Dizzy can’t harm them – apart from one instance with the ghosts, which is amusingly inspired by PacMan. The player has three lives and an energy bar that depletes with damage, but some obstacles such as the annoying water will kill instantly. Targeted mainly at children, there’s still a lot of enjoyment to be had from ‘Magicland’ for all ages, even seventeen years after the game was first released. The graphics are fairly basic, though attractive and fully coloured on the more hi-tech Amiga v...more

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Magicland Dizzy: Yolkfolk Poached! (1071 words)
by - written on 30/08/07 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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The fourth game in the popular budget Dizzy series, ‘Magicland Dizzy’ was the first to be produced by Codemasters without the direct involvement of its original creators the Oliver Twins, although they retained supervision privileges to ensure their egg was being looked after. ‘Magicland Dizzy’ is thus quite similar to its immediate predecessor, ‘Fantasy World Dizzy,’ but with improvements in graphics and more involved, extended gameplay. Once again, Dizzy’s friends and family the Yolkfolk have been transported to a strange, fantastical land by the evil wizard Zaks, and the brave, boxing glove-clad Dizzy sets out to rescue them and return them all home. This ... Read the complete review