Playing Through My Evercade Collection Part 14: Atari Lynx Collection 2
Ok I should get back to this and lets start the second Lynx pack with this behemoth of a game. At its core, its a pretty frantic action puzzler where you race around, collecting computer chips, avoiding enemies and solving puzzles and you know what, its pretty darn fun, there's a HUGE variety in the levels themselves and the mix of music and speed helps things move along quickly.
That said the game does have one BIG problem and that's its difficulty because the game just loves randomly bitchslapping you at random after you've waltzed through three easy levels, then chucking something like Blobnet at you which can absolutely wear out your time, patience and save states.
That said, the game is at least kind enough to realise how punishing it can be and doesn't bother with things like lives, continues or even requiring you to actually complete a level to move on as if you fail too many times, it'll happily let you skip through to the next level with just a point penalty as punishment.
So ultimately, despite the bone crushing difficulty the game presents, I would absolutely recommend this thanks to how accessible it's made itself.
Ok I should get back to this and lets start the second Lynx pack with this behemoth of a game. At its core, its a pretty frantic action puzzler where you race around, collecting computer chips, avoiding enemies and solving puzzles and you know what, its pretty darn fun, there's a HUGE variety in the levels themselves and the mix of music and speed helps things move along quickly.
That said the game does have one BIG problem and that's its difficulty because the game just loves randomly bitchslapping you at random after you've waltzed through three easy levels, then chucking something like Blobnet at you which can absolutely wear out your time, patience and save states.
That said, the game is at least kind enough to realise how punishing it can be and doesn't bother with things like lives, continues or even requiring you to actually complete a level to move on as if you fail too many times, it'll happily let you skip through to the next level with just a point penalty as punishment.
So ultimately, despite the bone crushing difficulty the game presents, I would absolutely recommend this thanks to how accessible it's made itself.