Mikro-Gen
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Mikro-Gen was a UK software company based in Bracknell, Berkshire that produced games for home computers in the early 1980s. It had a solid reputation but became more prominent with its series of games featuring Wally Week and his family, all of which got excellent reviews in the highly respected computer magazine Crash.
[edit] Notable releases
- Star Trek - 1982.
- Knockout - 1983.
- Mad Martha - 1983.
- Genesis II - 1984 - written by Dale & Shelley McLoughlin.
- Witch's Cauldron - 1985[1] - written by Dale & Shelley McLoughlin
- Laserwarp - 1983; Reviewed in Crash with an overall score of 77%[2]
- Air Traffic Control - 1984 - by Dale McLoughlin
- Automania - 1984; Reviewed in Crash with an overall score of 88%[3]
- Pyjamarama - 1984. Reviewed in Crash issue 10 - 92%
- Everyone's A Wally - 1985. Reviewed in Crash issue 14 - 93%
- Herbert's Dummy Run - 1985. Reviewed in Crash issue 18 - 90%
- Shadow of the Unicorn - 1985. Reviewed in Crash issue 24 - 7/10
- Battle of the Planets - 1985. Reviewed in Crash issue 26 - 71%
- Three Weeks in Paradise - 1985. Reviewed in Crash issue 26 - 93%
- Equinox - 1986. Reviewed in Crash issue 30 - 87%
