(Atari 50)
This does feel a lot more competent than something like Cybermorph or Trevor McFur, but it still doesn't particularly thrill me. Feels slow and imprecise in general, it's annoying getting one guy over a gap then repeating it over and over. I realize by this point we're well into the 90s so I can more competently judge these games as mediocre rather than need to consider if they might be fair for the era. Maybe if I liked Lemmings I'd enjoy this more