That made it the legend to be remembered, at least as for me. Highly recommended, especially to air hockey fans. Despite its 16-color engine, this game was arguably the first of its kind. However, as usual the PC conversion is lacking a bit in terms of atmosphere as graphics and music are not quite up to the Amiga standards - but still a fun game. Each opponent really has his/her own style of play to which you can adjust your strategies to win.
What I like most about it is the obvious love that has gone into the design of the setting and the various opponents. The game principle is simple: it's futuristic air-hockey controlled with the mouse. Although it's only EGA - still not bad (Amiga was better of course).Ī great classic air hockey game, probably better known on the Amiga and Macintosh. The reactions of the opponents are funny to watch as well. The game can get quite addictive and playing this with the mouse is quite "realistic". It's just a theory, but in years of playing this on my Amiga I got quite some experience and it really seems like Eneg is pretty good on the left side (his right side), but is more likely to make mistakes if you give him some fast ones on the right side (his left.). It seems like you can get some while just trying to play mostly on the right (or left) side because they can't see the puck very good there. They don't just look different and are slower/faster. We recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus. This Mac application was originally developed by By Julian Meinold. The unique identifier for this app's bundle is. But, as you can see, the feedback loop turned on itself, and what used to be a digitization of a computer game (which also. The following version: 1.0 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. Now all this wouldn't be that fantastic if it weren't for those different characters you play against. Shufflepuck Café is a cool, fast, forced perspective first person air hockey game, basically a recreation of the arcade game that was popular in the 80s and 90s, and which was like a fast, for real, version of Pong.
Just the possibility to play this Pong-like game (you might have seen those tables in your local gaming hall) against several computer opponents. Overall this is not a very overwhelming concept. Can't help myself - I just love this game.
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