If you get your kicks from
those fairground rides that have
you reaching for the nearest
brown paper bag, then
Melbourne House has got a treat
for you. Cos, with Gyroscope,
those nauseous thrills have been
transported to your Speccy.
It all sounds very easy - guide
a giddy gyrating gyroscope
across 20 screens - just five
courses of four screens.
But don't be fooled! The gyro's
got a will of its own and you'll
need to be quick witted if you're
to stop it falling off an edge or
hitting an alien, while
manoeuvring steep slopes,
slippery glass or directional
magnets. Gulp! Pass that paper
bag...
In fact, I really thought I had it
cracked after belting through the
first course, but it's all downhill -
literally! - after that. Shame you
can't pick a course at random to
get a bit of practice on those
stickier screens.
Melbourne House says a
surprise awaits at the end of the
game - getting to the end of the
game would be surprise enough
for me!
Gyroscope, with its stunning
3D graphics will have you
hooked - especially if you're a
devotee of Marbles Madness, its
arcade twin. But remember to
keep a bottle of aspirin by your
side...
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