** Shareware game review/Half page/150 words/3 grabs/Shiuming Lai **
** Requirements: STe/STFM
** Score: 68% **



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     Deuce from Undersoft in Australia is a classic simple memory 
game, where a grid of tiles covers up various icons, and the 
player has to match up identical pairs by uncovering two tiles at 
a time. In one player mode it's played against the clock, or in 
this case a bomb with a long fuse! Two players can battle it out 
by scoring points and taking control for each correct match. The 
only other option is a choice of grid size, allowing 6, 24 or a 
ridiculous 96 pairs, at which the icons are rather small for 
comfort.
     The whole game is peppered with running commentary, in the 
form of a nauseating synthesised voice. It makes various remarks 
about how good or bad the last move was. Running it on more 
powerful Ataris (like the Mega STe) makes this sound like The 
Chipmunks with flu!
     Registrations of between 10 and 20 dollars should be sent to:
     Geoff Camp
     UNDERSOFT
     47 Alawoona Road
     Munno Para
     South Australia 5115
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