Development
Amiga Format reviewed a pre-release version in its May, 1990 issue. It was almost a complete version of the game although it lacked sound.
Initially the game was released for Amiga, Atari ST and the IBM PC; as of May 1990, the C64 version was not yet planned, and was only released a few months later. A ZX Spectrum version was also planned. It was to be distributed by U. S. Gold, but was never released.
The game was published for Enterprise 128 in 2006, this version was written by Zoltán Povázsay from Hungary.
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