Rock'n Roll

It is another one of those collecting-the-keys puzzle games that I love so much, but with a difference - here you are a ball, and you roll around this great ball park with pipes, arrows, teleports, and hazards which guide your movement between the different bounded sections of the arena. As well as these features, there are also the dreaded black/gold pitholes rendered in parallax that must be avoided. The game is very colourful and the graphics is very good considering it is only 16 colours. The scrolling animation is super smooth, and the ball's dynamics are realistic with a definite sense of momentum and inertia, although with joystick tic-tacking it doesn't behave all that well. The game window occupies only 1/2 of the screen but you tend not to realise this during play and it certainly doesn't feel like you're looking at a half sized window. the bottom of the screen contains useful details about what things you have picked up, game-time and things like that. This information is well presented.
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