Actual Screenshots’ game, Sorceror’s Apprentice, places you in the part of wisened old man blessed with the King’s magic powers. The reason for this gilt is because the King wants you to free the land from the forces of darkness.
I must admit to finding the gameplay of Sorceror’s Apprentice somewhat tiresome and monotonous albeit playable. The first few credits kept me addicted so that I could progress to allow me to see later levels, but I soon saw it was a case of “seen it, done it”. The graphics are far superior to the sound, although I still wasn’t satisfied with what should be up to sixteen-bit standard.
In terms of graphics, Sprites are nicely drawn that jump and move fairly smoothly across bland and simplistic backdrops. The explosions are rather poor, and the overall effect is polished but could be hotter. Sounds are slightly worst than the graphics, as there is nothing to write home about.
Overall, a great disappointment that is best avoided.
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