There's a full page review of our latest free, open source release - Tom Walker's Hard Hat Harry, in Jason Kelk's Homebrew section on page 100 of the latest Retro Gamer, Issue 90.
Alongside that is a box-out review of Kenton Price's Hyper Viper. RG have scored Hyper Viper less favourably than we might have hoped because the reviewer was under the impression that the random rock and mushroom placement was capable of making a level that was impossible to complete. This isn't actually the case - the reviewer simply wasn't aware that the flashing mushroom grants the ability to eat a single rock, enabling you to collect the troublesome mushroom in such tricky cases. We think the game would have scored more highly if this had been known, so please give it a whirl and draw your own conclusion!
The cover price for this issue is the usual £4.99. It should be in the hands of subscribers already and will be available from Imagine, the publisher's website, shortly. It's already reached many high street shops (look for the gold cover with the Legend of Zelda logo on the front) ...
Sam.
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