Dr. No Says: The successful criminal brain is superior. It has to be!
	Chaos Says: Fear me, the most superior enemy you'll ever meet!
	The Bent Kangaroo Says: We shall combine the power of "Dr." and "Chaos" and create something truly fearful.

What Kind Of Game Is This?

A cartographer's nightmare.

You Make Maps?

If only. There are hundreds of first-person rooms, with invisible exits, false exits, and no directions.

That Doesn't Sound Promising

The plot does. Your brother, Dr. Chaos, has written you a letter, explaining his experimentation with warp holes (or whatever) went awry and the evil blobs from the other dimension have come through. He needs you to come fix his machines and restore peace to his mansion.

And It Goes Wrong When?

Almost immediately. The hallways of the mansion are in third person, and you battle with bats, mice, and other Earthly creatures from the other dimension. If you can manage to not get killed (as your character is not exactly Ryu Hyabusa in hand-to-hand combat), you can enter various room mazes in the house. This is where the controller puts a dent in the wall.

Easy To Get Lost I Take It

Not only that, but you enter into RPG mode, where you can take, open, and hit things on the screen, revealing weapons, potions, and other things you need on your quest. Using the control panel is needlessly difficult. If a nasty blob comes to attack you, you warp back out into the hallway to do the fighting.

Yeah, That Sounds Bad

And the graphics and sound will make you bring out your Atari.

So What Atari Games Would You Recommend?

Moon Patrol. Missile Command. Asteroids. Tank. Pitfall 2.

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