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Written by Harrison

Wednesday, 17 September 2008

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5.8

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Production

Name: Suffocation

Group: Andromeda

Year: 1991

Release Party: Razor 1911 and IMP 666 Amiga Conference 1991

Party Position: 1st

Credits

Code: Andy

Graphics: Quest ‚ Facet (Vision)

Music: Mr Man

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Overall rating		5.8
Graphics		6.0
FX		5.0
Design		5.0
Music		8.0
Code		6.0
Size/Content		5.0

Quite a small demo, and the group state this in the demo itself, so it was never meant to be big.

The best bit of this demo for me was the happy and jolly tune playing throughout the production. Often a looping tune in demos can quickly become boring or monotonous, but this one from Mr. Man was nice to listen to.

The design of this production is standard demo scene style. One of the text scrollers is quite nice with the text shooting out from a spaceship.

The bulk of the actual demo is showing off 3D object effects. We have all seen many different filled 3D objects flying around in Amiga demos. However this demo adds 3D object spinning around inside other objects and it is all very smooth an colourful.

If you like watching demos with 3D objects then this is for you. Otherwise there isn't much more to see apart from a couple of text scrollers. I've therefore given this demo quite average scores across the board as it is well coded, smooth and slick, but it doesn't do anything original or unqiue. I did however give the music an 8 as I liked it.

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