CD-Man

Genre:

Arcade

Year:

1989

Developer:

Creative Dimensions

Publisher:

Scandinavian PC Systems

Perspective:

Top-down

Theme:

Pac-Man like

Releases:

DOS (1989)

Also known as:

CDman, Pac-man CD-man, Pacmac cdman

Little yellow monster who eats dots and his name is not Pac-Man, he is CD-Man. He can crawl through a tunnel - the reason for it, who would not run in front of a pile of spiders and other creatures. The triumph of CD-Man is the cute graphics and level design, these 2 factors I excel in the first 2 levels, which are paradoxically the most famous and few people got past them. The following levels do not bring any refreshment in the style of the knob and the gate of the first level, and what is worse, their graphic side seems to be maximally out of place and successfully makes you forget about the garden and the ocean from the beginning of the game. The difficulty is not particularly high and it is not a problem to finish the game. Even if - CD-Man, the game is essentially unplayable, because after completing a not very great tribute to the world, including some kind of Eurooptimistic level with dominant countries and flags instead of bonuses, the player returns to the first level without any warning (or perhaps an outro) and the difficulty it does not progress in any way. It is therefore only played against early, which is a bit of a shame. Even so, it is a classic, and even without a hint of a story or a reward in the form of an otro, the gameplay of CD-Man is still sufficient in its nice but uneven graphics.