¢SOFTWARE SCENE - ISSUE 9¢¢PART 3¢¢¢¢ENIGMATIX¢¢Reviewed by Kevin Cooke¢¢¢ Imagine a game boasting 32 levels of increasing difficulty, a level creator which allows mouse and joystick use, and has a back up facility. And what if all of this was available for only 6 pounds 95p?¢¢ PAGE 6 have quite recently required the rights to ENIGMATIX, a game written by British software author Stephen Firth. The actual game comes on disk only, and has the three main parts as mentioned above.¢¢ The actual game idea of ENIGMATIX is quite a simple one. You control a ball, who's bounce height can be controlled by the amount of time that the joystick fire button is held down for. The main aim of the game is to reach the door which will be somewhere on the level. On your way you will be hindered by various obstacles such as dead-ends, doors which require keys, blocks which reverse your left and right control, bounce operated lifts, and many other things. You will also encounter bonus blocks which will give you varying scores, depending on the height from which you bounced on it.¢¢ There is only one word to sum up ENIGMATIX, and that is BRILLIANT. The joystick response is very good, and the graphics are of a high standard. You can also access four levels to start off with, and this limit increases everytime you complete another four levels. Another big plus points for the game is the very addictive quality of it. Throw into this a level creator, and a user friendly back-up facility, and you have one of the best games ever released.¢¢¢ENIGMATIX is available exclusively from PAGE 6,PO BOX 54,STAFFORD,ST16 1DR.¢PRICE:6 pounds 95 + 1 pound p&p.¢¢¢¢SOFTWARE SCENE RATING:¢¢GRAPHICS..........87%¢SOUND.............85%¢GAMEPLAY..........93%¢VALUE FOR MONEY...95%¢¢OVERALL...........91%¢¢¢REVIEWED BY KEVIN COOKE¢
