Description from http://shawweb.myzen.co.uk/ CRAZY CLIFF Stainless Software GBP 7.00 TWO STARS (see note at end) This rather odd game is well named. The aim is to scale buildings from the outside, avoiding hazards. I have a half-formed memory of some daft American trying such a stunt, only when he got to the top he wasn't rewarded with an extra man and a fresh, slightly more difficult building. The minimal instructions are in 11 lines on the inlay -the author has provided only a cursory demonstration - in which you are advised to avoid closed windows, refrain from climbing to the window below a "face" as a flower pot will be hurled at you, and to avoid other hazards including falling bottles from a party upstairs. There is also a "special guest appearance from a famous arcade character, if you make it that far" - I got no further than the ground floor. One face and three closed windows scuppered me every time. There is a score and a high score. I never raised either above zero, which may have been due to my incompetence. A frustrating, and, judging by the spelling of "alfa lock", American, game with reasonable graphics. Needs Extended BASIC, joysticks. [NOTE- Incompetent is the right word here- I am not a good games player (screen 3 of Parsec is my limit) but even I made screen 3 of this program. It isn't hard. PBs apparent distaste for things American was funny- he went to live there! This review so upset me I made a no-holds-barred no limitations offer: If someone bought the game and then agreed with this review, return the game in seven days for a full refund. Nobody took up the refund. I still enjoy the game.] [A different reviewer wrote the following mini review in a User Group magazine - it didn't help sales as they had just about stopped by then: Cliff has to climb to the top of a skyscraper avoiding flower pots, opening windows, aircraft, etc. Increasing number of hazards and height on advanced screens and surprise guest appearances at the top of some buildings. Uses joystick. The key to success is to keep moving. An addictive game and good value for money. (****) — PAS.]