Monkey Kong, or as it was dubbed by MicroDeal (who published the Dargon 32/64 port), King Cuthbert, is yet another Donkey Kong clone (of course). Two screens from the original are present in this version. The first is the classic first "barrels" screen, where the Mario-like character must climb a scaffolding and jump over the barrels that Monkey Kong rolls …

The diagnosis: adventure syndrome leading to ultimate madness. The treatment: a long, long holiday in a mental institution. This graphical adventure game (with a real-time element), places the player in a padded cell, just one of thousands of rooms in the labyrinthine asylum. The time is 9:30 PM and the only objective is to escape by 5:30 AM - no …