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If Abandonia is useful to you, take one minute to keep it online for another year. Murex mx3 user manual. Please help us forget fundraising and get back to Abandonia. Claw is an arcade-style platforming game for Windows, developed and published in 1997 by Monolith, the creators of such games as F.E.A.R.

And No One Lives Forever. The version available on Abandonia, and the one I am reviewing, is version 1.3, which has been made easier than the original version by decreasing the number of points needed to obtain an extra life, from 1,000,000 to 500,000, while decreasing the difficulty of non-boss enemies. In Claw, you play as the feline pirate Captain Claw, Surveyor of the Seven Seas. Although he's recently been captured by Captain Le Rauxe of the Cocker Spaniard Kingdom, he learns of the legendary artifact known as the Amulet of Nine Lives, which is rumored to grant the wearer near-immortality. Naturally, Claw must have it for himself, so he decides to break out of his cell in the prison of La Roca, find all the pieces to the Amulet's treasure map, and recover all 9 pieces of the amulet. The goal of each level in Claw (with the obvious exception of custom levels, briefly discussed later in this review) is either to collect a piece of the treasure map for the Amulet of Nine Lives, or to defeat the boss of that level in order to collect their piece of the Amulet. Typically, these objectives alternate between levels.

In order to achieve these goals, you must run, jump, and fight your way through the game's levels. Claw's melee attacks include a short-range sword attack and point-blank punching and kicking attacks, all of which are engaged automatically based on the presence of enemies. He also has three different long-range, ammo-based attacks, all of which have the potential to kill off-screen foes: a pistol, whose ammo can be blocked by a number of enemies; dynamite, which can be blocked by very few foes; and the Magic Claw, a magical attack which can only be blocked by the most powerful of foes. The levels themselves are very well laid out, with each level more difficult than the last. They are also quite colorful, attractive, and have their own suitable artwork.