Publisher: Grandslam
Released: 1991
The Flintstones is an action-platformer that consists of four different mini-games.
+ Wall painting relies on constant multitasking (which can be engaging in a basic fashion) and the voice clips add personality.- However, the game doesn't always register brush strokes, nor when you attempt to pick up the ladder, which wastes time.
- Collision detection in the driving section is awful and managing to avoid crashing relies more on luck than skill.
- Bowling is imprecise, as the side-view camera angle doesn't let you see how your character is lined up in relation to the pins.
- There's also no animation when the ball strikes the pins and the game seems to then spew out a random hit number.
- The final rescue mission features jumps that fail to register 50% of the time and some seriously uninspired level design.
- While varied, the gameplay masters nothing and there's only minute's worth of action before you see the lame ending.
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