Crystal Mines

created and published by Color Dreams in 1989, running on Nintendo Entertainment System

type: action/reflex, maze, puzzle
genre: Science Fiction
perspective: side view other push-scroll
player options: single player

languages: eng

3.7/5

Official description

You will be wonderfully surprised once you take over the controls for this hi-tech robot. Endless levels of cleverly designed worlds stimulate even the most demanding players! Your object is to mine the valuable "Starla" crystals by learning to use the ingenious devices in the mines. You can blast your enemies with energy balls and explosions or crush them by setting off avalanches. But watch out for unexplained chain explosions, for they can easily blow your robot to bits! After meeting the quota of crystals, another whole new world awaits your challenge. Only by discovering new strategies and adapting to the ever-shifting mines can the player overcome this dynamic puzzle.

# 2017-08-12 04:35:57 - official description

Technical specs

display: raster

Authors / Staff

other

Color Dreams (licensed)
Ken Beckett (copyright)

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External reviews (6) - average: 73.8% - median: 70%

review source		issue	date	score
Amstar (24-53)	fr	49	1990-09	13/20	65%	view
Joystick	fr	8	1990-09	74/100	74%	view
Micro News 6-44	fr	39	1990-09	5/5	100%	view
Power Play	de	30	1990-09	64/100	64%	view
Tilt 39-113	fr	82	1990-10	14/20	70%	view
VideoGames & Computer Entertainment	us	16	1990-05	7/10	70%	view