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              ^2L O C K S   K E Y S   &   E N E M I E S .

                               ^4LPD 58.

                         ^7by Andreas Andreou.

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^4 Locks, Keys  &  Enemies  comes  from  the author of 4-Way Lynx which
^4entered Déjà Vu's Licenseware just over a year ago.

^7 This  new  game  is  nothing  like  its  predecessor, its a sideways
^7scrolling  arcade  game  packed  with  features  that  make  it a bit
^7different from other games.

^2 There are three characters shown on the title screen, Dimi, Tini and
^2Bushy.   The  character  you  control is Dimi.  The character is very
^2well  animated and runs along the screen like an olympic athlete!  If
^2he  stands still, he taps his foot and blinks, his hair stands on end
^2when  he  gets zapped by an enemy or lightening which is a good comic
^2touch and shows that Andreas has a sense of humour.

^4 The  idea  of  the  game is to match three coloured LOCKS with three
^4KEYS of the same colour while avoiding the ENEMIES.

^7 You  grab a key by pressing `FIRE' to jump whilst underneath it.  It
^7then  slides  to the left of the screen and upwards to be stored in a
^7box.   If  you  grab  a second key while there is one in the box, the
^7first  key  is left on that screen.  The keys are matched with a lock
^7by walking into the lock.  Your score of locks & keys is shown in the
^7corner of the screen.

^2 I  actually  got as far as level four before I died, and there was a
^2glimpse  of  Tini.   Bushy didn't make an appearance, so I'll have to
^2keep practising!

^4 You  can  display a map showing where the various keys and locks are
^4placed, which helps to plan out your moves.

^7 When  all  keys  and locks are matched, you have to complete another
^7task  before  going  to  the next level.  After level one you have to
^7jump  up and hit the top of a given pole to make an arrow move across
^7the screen, if you miss, the arrow goes back two places.

^2 On  completing  the  level you are asked to press the fire button to
^2reveal   part   of   a  picture  in  the  style  of  the  T.V.   quiz
^2`Catchphrase'.

^4 The following levels get slightly more complicated with pits to jump
^4over  and  more  enemies  to avoid.  A password system is included to
^4enable  you to get past levels already completed, the first one seems
^4to be for level four.

^7 This is an addictive game which isn't too hard to master, but not so
^7easy  that  its not worth playing.  If one part of the picture can be
^7revealed  after each level, there must be plenty of levels before the
^7game is completely over.

^2 If  you  missed  out on buying 4-Way Lynx, a demo is included on the
^2disk.

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