Web Dimension
Platform: Commodore 64
Gametype: Undefined
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This game, according to the manual is Darwin's Theory of Evolution turned into a fabulous musical fantasy. There are eight levels of evolution, each having three phases:

Phase 1: Freeze all organisms into energy clusters. To freeze them you have to arrive at an intersection of web strands before an organism gets there. As it approaches hold down the fire button. Do not touch a painted path the organism leaves behind or touch an organism before it reaches the intersection or you will be sent back to the start of this phase.

Phase 2: Stabilize all energy clusters. Go over them with the fire button. You don't have to be at an intersection for this. Their don't leave a painted path but you do. Touching this sends you back to the start of this phase.

Phase 3: The transitional phase that moves you to the next level with a musical reward. Music, lights and color. A new epoch is about to begin.

The game is viewed in a 3D perspective with the web stretching into the back of the screen. You appear as a note starting right at the front of the screen. You use the joystick to move about the web and use the fire button to enlarge. There are no lives to the game and no end. You finish when you switch it off.

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Description from the packaging:

Over one hundred fifty years ago, Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution.
It's about time somebody made it hip.
Web Dimension.
A very unique computerized music video with an electrifying evolutionary web rocked by exquisite visual effects and eleven outrageous tunes.
"This ecologically favored postulation appears entirely possible- and even quite entertaining."
"It's sort of like electronic alchemy. Sorcery for the senses- It's a trip."
"Whoa."
There is no time limit. There is no scoring. There are no "lives" to lose. And, there are very few rules.
What you're about to experience is pure fantasy. Eleven incredible musical compositions. And exquisite, innovative visual effects. What you're about to feel, hear and witness is a totally new approach to home computer entertainment. And, it's astonishing.
