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Dervish is another in the long line of grotty
games from budgeteers Power House. It
seems to have discovered some kind of
software time machine - digging up the
decayed remains of five-year-old game
styles, and trying to pass them off as new
and exciting concepts. Not going to work
chaps!
The maze game comes under attack here. Explore bland and badly drawn pathways in the search for 'magic and mysticism'. The only mystery here is why on earth release such tosh? The sound is feeble and colour clash unbearable. Even at £1.99 this is not very good value. Take my advice and leave it on the shelf. Double yeuk!
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