Last Caveman

I know it's harsh to leave a bad review behind as the first one here, but because Magnussoft tends to ignore customers' needs (myself included in the past) I will ignore this fact. Still my review here is a neutral, none-toxic one: Pros: * Challenging Lemmings-genre game with partially tough puzzles. * The backgrounds are made with so much love (except for the last science-fiction stage). * Unlike most modern 2D games, this game doesn't need much hard disc space, even if it's graphics are that beautiful looking! * People which enjoy cute things will for sure love the looks of those cavemen and the whole environment. Contras: * Barely a story available, you only get at the start an explaination, after beating the first stage and the last stage another (very!) short story-scene, too. * Every stage of the 4 stages has 15 levels, except for the last one! The last one (science fiction) got only 7 stages and is one reason why I've had the feeling this creator tried to rush to an end. * The last science fiction stage doesn't only lack of levels, the difficulty became way too easy, too. Like I've wrote before, seems like the creator couldn't wait to finally finish this game. * The creator here ignored 2 people, which were curious about the amount of levels in this game. You can find the prove here in the discussion section, so I will answer for you all: It got 52 levels in total. Doesn't surprise me though, since it's made by Magnussoft, which already ignored my problems with one of their Amiga Classix series. * The control of the whirlwind function can become very annoying, but it's necessary for completing some levels. I really had a lot of fun with this game and talked positively about it to my friends, but unfortunately the lack of challenge and levels in the last stage disappointed me. Hopefully the creator here will think about an update for giving us some more levels? I mean come on, it's the final stage! This should be the exciting part! I've needed almost 12 hours for beating this game, so guess I've paid one buck per hour in the end? Your decision if that's worth that much money, but personally I would think about getting it only on sale. PS: Yes, I'm aware of the fun coincidence that someone called "UndyingCaveman" writes as the first one here a review for "Last Caveman".