| Grandslam's Spectrum version, written by Steve Marsden, reached the reviewers in April and May 1989, more than a year after the earliest advertisements found (January 1988). Crash gave its price as £8.95 on cassette and £12.95 on disk; Sinclair User gave £8.95 and Your Sinclair £8.99. | p. 81 (image n81), credits | Magazine |
| Crash's April 1989 review of the Spectrum version split. Mike, in a boxed comment marked 84%, called it "one of the most gorgeously endearing games I've seen in ages", found the well-animated characters and attractive backgrounds made up for the monochrome, and called it "a jolly good basic game". The unsigned main review, marked 63%, called the conversion "so poor": a colourless game with flick screens instead of scrolling and no Fairyland sequence. | p. 81 (image n81), Mike's commentp. 81 (image n81), Mike's commentp. 81 (image n81), Mike's commentp. 81 (image n81), Mike's commentp. 81 (image n81), main reviewp. 81 (image n81), main reviewp. 81 (image n81), main reviewp. 81 (image n81), ratings boxp. 81 (image n81), ratings box | Magazine |
| Crash gave the Spectrum version 73% overall, with 79% for presentation, 73% for graphics, 80% for sound, 78% for playability and 75% for addictive qualities; its two reviewers marked it 63% and 84%. | p. 81 (image n81), ratings | Magazine |