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I was pleasantly surprised by this early NES puzzle game. The controls are easy to learn, but still force you to push them to their limit in the later stages. The layouts were often intriguing and it was a lot fun learning how to make it through the stages the more I played them.

My biggest complaint is that sometimes the difficulty can be a bit too overbearing. From mobs of enemies that show you no mercy, to points where I just sit there and say "Okay. How was I supposed to figure that out without a guide?" Despite this, I do enjoy the game for what it is.

This would normally be a 6/10. But any game with a playable gorilla automatically gets pumped up by a full point

This review contains spoilers

The game ends with the playable ship suffering a moral dilemma over blowing up and robbing the critters of Cloud Cuckoo Land upon finding out that his ship father was behind everything.

Sega's just like that sometimes.