Edge writes: "Long before Looking Glass' modern classic redefined a genre, there was another Deus Ex. One that baffled, amused, provoked and proselytised ages before the term 'multimedia' was beginning to tumble from the lips of marketing execs across the land.
Conceived by one of the industry's genuine pioneers, Mel Croucher, the game fused music with graphics, freedom with constraint, and Frankie Howerd with an Orwellian nightmare. You can talk about mutant camels, things on springs and Pyjamaramas all you like, but Croucher's oeuvre delivered weirdness on a completely different scale."
