Fooblitzky
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Review by Underdogs:
A brief but notable foray into the board game market by the masters of interactive fiction, Fooblitzsky is a novel attempt to use the PC to assist in playing a board game (e.g. roll a die) to make it more fun. Four players compete (as dogs-- no, really) to collect the right four objects before each other. A cool idea, but the awful 2-color graphics (unless you have a composite CGA monitor) will convince you that this should be sold only as a *board* game-- and not only a good one at that.
| Average Rating: | 6.29 [17 votes] |
| Genre: | Strategy |
| Designer: | Michael Berlyn & Marc Blank |
| Developer: | Infocom |
| Publisher: | Infocom |
| Year: | 1985 |
| Software Copyright: | Infocom |
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| Multiplayer: | Turn-based hotseat |
| Related Links: | Game page at Unofficial Infocom Site |
| More Info: | Mobygames | The Web |
| System Requirements: | DOS |
| If you like this game, try: | Robot Rascals, Robosport for Windows |
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