Release Review for Total Destruction
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Diskmagazine | Cryptoburners & Razor 1911 & ... Blackstar - Bozo - Bug - ... | a5/91 added 10/94 |
Demo Corner Total Destruction by Crionics release not quite worthy Crionics' ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ exellent standard, but on overall good. Again Crionics came up with a rather big release for a Danish party. Again Conclusion: their release entered the top three in A good release which could have been the demo competition. Let's take a look much, much better with just a few extra at this demo and find out if it touches. I especially missed the possi- deserves it's position. bility to press the mouse button to skip a part, all the waiting made the The demo starts off with a digitized demo more boring than necesseary. They picture of Ayatollah, and a sample could also have used better music, they crying 'Total Destruction'. Again more are obviously hard-rock fans, but try loading. The music starts, and in comes using better samples if you have to use a verey effectful Crionics logo in a guitar... filled vectors with bitplanes dragged --------------------------------------- after it. The music tends to become Coding: 74% rather annoying as several copper Graphics/Design: 68% effects are displayed. More loading. An Music Part I: 58% intro appears for pt.II, a colour- Music Intro to Part II: 59% cyckling demo with good music. A filled Music Part II: 72% vector cube appears, and again another Music End Part: 41% loading section. Then a great,digitized Originality: 70% picture appears, together with a Overall: 70% vertical scroller and some horrible --------------------------------------- music to for the end part. All in all a Blackstar/Cryptoburner