Background: Cloak & Dagger is a game released in 1983 by Atari. It was created as a tie-in to the then upcoming film of the same name.
Gameplay: As Agent X, you have several buttons to work with. The left joystick is used to move, while the right joystick is used to fire in four directions. Pressing the igniter button while adjacent to a bomb ignites it. The goal is to safely traverse from one floor to the next. Finding a secret map paves a safe way for Agent X to leave the level. Collecting unarmed bombs add to your high score. Mystery boxes increase your speed and give extra lives. There are several traps to avoid such as acid pits, bomb converters, and box compressors, which kill you if touched. There are also several enemies, such as Robot Guards, Forklifts, Crawling Eyes, Electrical Nodes, and even Dr. Boom himself. Robot Guards directly attack by firing lasers, Forklifts are invincible, and deflect shots, as well as kill you in an instant. Crawling Eyes stick their tongues out to attack. Electrical Nodes are enemies that swarm you. Dr. Boom appears on floors 16, 20, 24, 32, to attack with two bombs. After beating a level, Agent X partakes in different expressions, based on your performance. It's quite the spectacle. 7.6/10
Graphics: The visuals are fantastic for 1983. Agent X details nicely in animations, and the game's schematics and levels are enticing. 10/10
Sound: While there is not much music, this game's sound effects make up for it. All the bleeps and bloops are captivating. 8/10
Addictiveness: The game is mostly only decent. You probably will turn away if you don't understand the controls. 6/10
Story: Promisingly decent. Agent X is infiltrating Dr. Boom's secret underground base to retrieve stolen plans for something. 4/10
Depth: It is very complex. Not only do you have two different sets of controls, you also have several different items and traps, as well as different levels with multiple ways to cross them. 8/10
Difficulty: The game is hard. Hidden traps and bombs can kill you easily, along with the noticeably frustrating controls. Its not very casual. 8/10
Overall: Cloak & Dagger is alluring. Play it at least for curiosity's sake if you want a unique experience. 7.8/10
Background: Cloak & Dagger is a game released in 1983 by Atari. It was created as a tie-in to the then upcoming film of the same name.
Gameplay: As Agent X, you have several buttons to work with. The left joystick is used to move, while the right joystick is used to fire in four directions. Pressing the igniter button while adjacent to a bomb ignites it. The goal is to safely traverse from one floor to the next. Finding a secret map paves a safe way for Agent X to leave the level. Collecting unarmed bombs add to your high score. Mystery boxes increase your speed and give extra lives. There are several traps to avoid such as acid pits, bomb converters, and box compressors, which kill you if touched. There are also several enemies, such as Robot Guards, Forklifts, Crawling Eyes, Electrical Nodes, and even Dr. Boom himself. Robot Guards directly attack by firing lasers, Forklifts are invincible, and deflect shots, as well as kill you in an instant. Crawling Eyes stick their tongues out to attack. Electrical Nodes are enemies that swarm you. Dr. Boom appears on floors 16, 20, 24, 32, to attack with two bombs. After beating a level, Agent X partakes in different expressions, based on your performance. It's quite the spectacle. 7.6/10
Graphics: The visuals are fantastic for 1983. Agent X details nicely in animations, and the game's schematics and levels are enticing. 10/10
Sound: While there is not much music, this game's sound effects make up for it. All the bleeps and bloops are captivating. 8/10
Addictiveness: The game is mostly only decent. You probably will turn away if you don't understand the controls. 6/10
Story: Promisingly decent. Agent X is infiltrating Dr. Boom's secret underground base to retrieve stolen plans for something. 4/10
Depth: It is very complex. Not only do you have two different sets of controls, you also have several different items and traps, as well as different levels with multiple ways to cross them. 8/10
Difficulty: The game is hard. Hidden traps and bombs can kill you easily, along with the noticeably frustrating controls. Its not very casual. 8/10
Overall: Cloak & Dagger is alluring. Play it at least for curiosity's sake if you want a unique experience. 7.8/10 
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