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| + | |{{Infobox Game | ||
| + | |Image = [[Image:SuperCauldronInlay.jpg|center|300px|Super Cauldron front cover]] | ||
| + | |Developer = [[Elmar Krieger]] | ||
| + | |Publisher = [[Titus]] | ||
| + | |Musician = [[Weee!|Christian Lier]] | ||
| + | |Release = [[:Category:Games 1992|1992]] | ||
| + | |Platform = [[Amiga]], [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Atari ST]], [[PC]] | ||
| + | |Genre = Platform game | ||
| + | |GameModes = Single player | ||
| + | |Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}} | ||
| + | |Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}} | ||
| + | |Language = {{EN}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
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''Super Cauldron'' is a platform game that was programmed by [[Elmsoft|Elmar Krieger]] and released by [[Titus Software|Titus]] in 1992. | ''Super Cauldron'' is a platform game that was programmed by [[Elmsoft|Elmar Krieger]] and released by [[Titus Software|Titus]] in 1992. | ||
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It was one of Titus' last releases for the Amstrad CPC, along with ''[[Prehistorik 2]]''. | It was one of Titus' last releases for the Amstrad CPC, along with ''[[Prehistorik 2]]''. | ||
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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
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Super Cauldron is a platform game that was programmed by Elmar Krieger and released by Titus in 1992.
The music was composed by Christian Lier using Soundtrakker.
It was one of Titus' last releases for the Amstrad CPC, along with Prehistorik 2.
Reviews
Simon Forrester reviewed Super Cauldron in the June 1993 issue of Amstrad Action (issue 93), giving the game an overall rating of 96% - one of the highest ratings that AA has ever given. This two-page review was noteworthy in that Simon wrote it in the form of a poem.
