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'''{| align="right" valign="top"|{{Infobox Game|Image = [[Image:Oh Mummy''' is a game from ! (Title).png|center|300px|Loading Screen]]|Developer = [[Gem Software]]|Publisher = [[Amsoft]] / Gem Software.|Musician = None|Release = [[:Category:Games 1984|1984]]|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[ZX Spectrum]]|Genre = [[:Category:Arcade]]|GameModes = 1 Player|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}|Language = {{EN}} {{ES}}|Info = }}|}

One of the twelve games that came free with the Amstrad CPC 464 and also one of the better ones.

Kind of a Pac Man clone, on each level there are an increasing number of badies to avoid as you run round a 'maze' to reveal various items. The item you are mainly after is the key which allows you to move to the next level.

The item you are mainly after While basic in its premise, graphics and sound, the game is the key which allows you to move to the next levelsurprisingly addictive and nimble. As an early example of CPC gaming, it sure packs a lot of gameplay despite its low expectations!

As an early example The ancient magic of CPC gamingthe Pharoahs of Egypt, awaits those who would dare to desecrate their tombs, disturbing their slumber. Hoards of riches are to be found, it sure packs a lot if you have the courage to face the Guardians of gameplay despite its low expectationsthe Pyramids!!

== Information '''Ratings''' == Championing the simplicity of the game that others would later use as a stick to beat it with, ''[[Amstrad Computer User]]'' declared that the "Smooth graphics and polished sound were programmable to be not too frantic to frighten off those newcomers who quake at the prospect of understanding the rules of some of the mega games, let alone actually playing them!" ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' admitted that although "Fast reaction gameplay o higher levels of the game" were necessar, they were not enthused by the lack of changes in the pyramid layouts or task and in the end this severely hurt the end rating for the game. This was as nothing compared to the savaging laid out by ''[[Amtix]]'' who were of the opinion that the game was "extremely dated and hardly worth considering." Their final review score seemed harsh when you consider that they acknowledged that the game was fun to play (albeit only in the short term).

|TitleACU:|| Issue 01 (Aug/Sep '''Oh Mummy'''84)|| Page 17|| no mark

|CompanyAA:|| [[Amsoft]] / Gem SoftwareIssue 01 (Oct '85)|| Page 79|| 48%

|TypeAmtix:|| ArcadeIssue 01 (Nov '85)|-|Year:|| 1984|-|Soft Num. UK:|| 115|-|Soft Num. FR:Page 42|| 29%

== Covertape '''Solution''' ==

== '''Cheats''' == None == '''Prequels / Sequels''' == None == '''Compilations''' == None == '''Trivia''' == * Part of the original CPC464 bundle - the twelve programmes given away by Amsoft with the machine.* Released in Spain by [[Indescomp]] == '''By the Same Author''' == The following game was also written by the same authors: * [[Sultan's Maze]] (1984)* [[Roland in Time]] (1984)* [[Roland in Space]] (1985)* [[Doors of Doom]] (1986) == '''Screenshots''' == <gallery caption="Oh Mummy!"> Image:Oh Mummy! 4.png|Title ScreenImage:Oh Mummy! 1.png|Alone... but for how long?Image:Oh Mummy! 2.png|Surely there can't be any more of them!Image:Amsoft_Oh_Mummy_coverOh Mummy! 3.jpegpng|CovertapeOutnumbered and Outgunned

== Tape '''Videos''' == {{#ev:youtube|kTRfIUMbTas|375}} {{#ev:youtube|Qx2rfhKy9-g|375}} == '''Other Materials''' ==

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== Video '''Downloads''' ==

== Links '''Weblinks''' ==

* [http://www.cpc{{CpcPower|1549|Link to CPC-powerPower.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1549 CPC game base from CPC Power]}}* {{Tacgr|639|Link to Tacgr}}* [http://tacgrwww.emuunlimcpcgamereviews.com/downloadso/filedetailindex.php?recid=639 The Amstrad htmll Link to CPC Games ResourceGame Reviews]* {{WorldOfSpectrum|0003494|Link to World of Spectrum}}

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