Y por último el SABOTEUR de Durell Software (1985), con unos gráficos fluidos y que evitan con gran acierto el famoso "colour clash" característico del ZX Spectrum, basado en la atribución de un mismo color a cada carácter (o grupo de 8x8 píxeles) de la pantalla. Es decir, en el ZX Spectrum no se podía asignar un color diferente a cada pixel de la pantalla, sino a cada grupo de 8x8 píxeles. Con el tiempo, esa limitación en la coloración de los píxeles de la pantalla se convirtió en algo característico de ese ordenador.
Saboteur 2 - Avenging Angel (1987)
This is the sequel to the hugely successful original. It was created by Clive Townsend and released by Durell for the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, and MS-DOS. The player this time controls a sister of the Ninja from the first game who is on a mission to avenge his death. This was one of the first action-adventure games with a female protagonist and was well received by critics.
Thanatos (1986) Durell Software
This is an action game developed and published by Durell Software. It was designed by Mike Richardson and released for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC. The player controls a large dragon and has to initially rescue a sorceress before transporting her to various locations to finish the game. I have played this many times but never completed it (halfway maybe). I have always had great fun trying all the same. When released this was a great success with all but one (ZX Spectrum) magazine giving it 90% or more.
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