An inventory game on a single board. When you start the game, you have the option to either play or view the credits. If you view the credits, you become trapped on the credits board and have to exit and restart.

The few puzzles that the author bothered to include are both inane and derivative. You touch objects and use a Weirdness-style inventory engine to advance and hopefully not get an instant game over. Then there's an extremely easy default MZX shooting segment with robots that shoot bullets towards you. After you win, it transports you to the same credits board that you can access from the first screen. The only good thing is that there are no apparent bugs, and there are a couple of red herrings.

Graphics don't look very good at all. They're not all default tiles, but that's no measure of how the graphics are done. It's mostly dithers, smileys, and poorly-rendered bed and bathroom fixtures. Represented even more inaccurately than in most MZX games.

Apparently there are a few songs, but they weren't included with the game.

One star. The thing doesn't even take ten minutes to complete, and they aren't a very interesting few minutes.