Commodore 64 Longplay [179] Stuntman Seymour (EU)
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Played by: MadMatty
Stuntman Seymour by Reflective Designs and published by Codemasters for the Commodore 64 in 1992.
"Seymour leaps from platform to platform across four levels of devastatingly different action movies: Cowboy Western, Pirate Swashbuckler, Chicago Gangster and a James Bond Spy Snow Scene. Stuntastic action in this mega platform romp. Capture the Cowboys, pacify the pirates, grab the gangsters and bash the enemy agents. Bursting with explosions, shoot outs and action leaps, you must help Seymour look good or otherwise he will never make it big in the stunt movies!"
I first played this as a demo from one of the magazine cover tapes. Commodore Format I think, but could have been Commodore Force. After finishing that one level over and over I bought the game on tape for £3.99!!!
The game is a basic platformer and much shorter than I expected with only 4 levels. That's not to say they are not challenging as there are some blind falls you need to do in the game. It did take a while to beat but I think overall it was 3.99 well spent. The game is nice and colourful with a nice tune that plays throughout. It plays kind of like the CJ elephant games. Upon completion the game loops round again.
Years later I got to try the spectrum version (which I didn't know existed at the time) and I thought that version came out quite well even with its colour clash. It was one of the few games where you got to decide how the clash is handled.
00:00:00 Title Music
00:01:20 Gameplay Starts Here!
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