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BACK OF THE BOX
A superbly crafted cartoon adventure in which Dizzy finds himself trapped in the King’s dungeons after being ambushed by a gang of trolls.
He has to escape and rescue his girlfriend Daisy.
Along the way, dragons, trolls and mystical creatures will try to stop him!
He has to escape and rescue his girlfriend Daisy.
Along the way, dragons, trolls and mystical creatures will try to stop him!
trivia
“Mystery World Dizzy” is an adventure game which originated from the previous Dizzy title, “Fantasy World Dizzy”.
Created by Philip and Andrew Oliver (The Oliver Twins).
The game was originally planned to be released as part of “The Excellent Dizzy Collection” in 1993.
But it was pulled due to budget reasons.
The Oliver Twins leaving Codemasters in 1994 also sealed the game’s fate.
It’s highly likely that the game’s original title was going to be called “Adventure World Dizzy”, according to a flyer for the “Aladdin Deck Enhancer”.
On the 8th April 2017, a special presentation took place to celebrate Dizzy’s 30th Anniversary.
With special thanks to Team Yolkfolk, Mystery World was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
Mystery World’s website launched on the same day.
In October 2020, the NES version was re-released as part of a compilation called “The Oliver Twins Collection” for the Evercade.
— More on the Evercade release
Even though this game has similarities to Fantasy World, there were a number of differences.
You start the game with 3 lives and can only carry up to 2 items.
Much like with Fantasy World, there is a carrier bag located near the Yolkfolk village that allows Dizzy to carry up to 3 items.
There is no health bar on this game which meant players needed to be careful while exploring.
There are also 100 magic stars to collect in order to break Zaks’ spell on Daisy’s cage.
Other members of the Yolkfolk (including Dora) make appearances in the game, some provide Dizzy with hints or items.
To add to the game’s difficulty, a number of spiders, rats and frogs were scattered around the map.
The player loses a life when any of the wildlife are touched.
Created by Philip and Andrew Oliver (The Oliver Twins).
The game was originally planned to be released as part of “The Excellent Dizzy Collection” in 1993.
But it was pulled due to budget reasons.
The Oliver Twins leaving Codemasters in 1994 also sealed the game’s fate.
It’s highly likely that the game’s original title was going to be called “Adventure World Dizzy”, according to a flyer for the “Aladdin Deck Enhancer”.
On the 8th April 2017, a special presentation took place to celebrate Dizzy’s 30th Anniversary.
With special thanks to Team Yolkfolk, Mystery World was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
Mystery World’s website launched on the same day.
In October 2020, the NES version was re-released as part of a compilation called “The Oliver Twins Collection” for the Evercade.
— More on the Evercade release
Even though this game has similarities to Fantasy World, there were a number of differences.
You start the game with 3 lives and can only carry up to 2 items.
Much like with Fantasy World, there is a carrier bag located near the Yolkfolk village that allows Dizzy to carry up to 3 items.
There is no health bar on this game which meant players needed to be careful while exploring.
There are also 100 magic stars to collect in order to break Zaks’ spell on Daisy’s cage.
Other members of the Yolkfolk (including Dora) make appearances in the game, some provide Dizzy with hints or items.
To add to the game’s difficulty, a number of spiders, rats and frogs were scattered around the map.
The player loses a life when any of the wildlife are touched.
