Litil Divil

The objective of the game is to control the devil Mutt through a series of five mazes to gather a Mystic Pizza of Plenty. Mutt would have rather stayed in bed, but he was appointed by a nasty fellow to pick straws with a bunch of other devils, as is shown in the introduction movie. Unfortunately for him, he picked the shortest one and became the loser who had to collect the Pizza of Plenty. The dungeons have been scattered with rooms which Mutt needs to explore and in which he has to solve small puzzles or beat enemies to acquire objects that are needed to successfully accomplish the dungeon. The on-screen map helps to keep you from getting too lost, but for long term play, graph paper might be a help. Keeping the fun alive, and allowing you to use your brain... not just your thumb speed. It's full of traps and mazes but this game will drive you mad at times but otherwise will keep you playing.

The graphics on the Amiga CD32 system are identical to the Philips CDi version (but someone said that are a bit better on the Philips systems concerning the number of colors being used...). The character animations are wonderful, and the backgrounds are very colorful and detailed! I liked this pseudo-3d style of the overal level design to be honest! The sound is equally good too, featuring nice in games CD music but just a few digitized sfx (the only dissapointing thing here also....)