Console: | Sony Playstation |
TV Standard: | Region Not Set |
Developer(s): | CTA Developments |
Publisher(s): | Ocean Software Ltd. |
Release Date: | 1996-11-30 |
Players: | 1 |
Co-op: | No |
Type: | Adventure, Platform |
Take the role of Cheesy the mouse who has been captured by a crazed scientist. Imprisoned in a dark, gothic castle you must defeat a throng of mischievous creatures, collect the ingredients of a teleportation spell and liberate the mouse they call Cheesy.
Being denied his freedom, Cheesy waits for his oportunity to escape. One day a minature alien UFO comes flying along and bumps into the cage, hence knocking it over and allowing Cheesy to escape.
That is where you come in. You control Cheesy the mouse, who must gather all the ingredients of a teleportation spell to escape the castle. Along the way Cheesy aquires a gun and can blast his enemies Contra style, as well as stomping them on the noggin. He must jump over flaming bunsen burners, spilled chemicals, avoid nasties like spiders, flying creatures and giant rolling eyeballs (science experiments gone wrong).
The levels include action platforming, a mine cart ride, being chased by a UFO in the library, a flying dragon; leaf surfing in the sewer, being squashed in the kitchen, escaping the creatures in the lab, riding on top of the UFO while dodging objects(way cool!), to climbing up a fiery furnace.
Some boses include a giant spider, a steaming tea pot (tea time anyone?), a fire breathing dragon, to Mr. Chem the mad scientist himself. This is not just your cute typical mascot game, it is a very challenging game with a variety of levels, perspectives, good graphics, movie like story between levels, old school gameplay, excellent music, and of course good control. Give Cheesy a chance, help him collect the cheese and escape the castle, to reaveal a shocking ending, does Cheesy really escape or does he get caught in a mousetrap? Find out get the game!!!
Cheesy is an astoundingly three dimensional platformer which sets new standards for next generation gaming. A host of gaming styles, a classically comic central character and, above all, a true 3D environment make Cheesy anything but 'cheesy'.