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Crazy Sue Goes On

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Crazy Sue Goes On, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 9 August 2025
Crazy Sue Goes On
Company typeVideo game
IndustryVideo games
Founded1992
ProductsCrazy Sue Goes On

Crazy Sue Goes On, also referred to as Crazy Sue 2 or Crazy Sue II, is a 2D platform game developed for the Amiga. It serves as the follow-up to Crazy Sue, continuing the adventure of the young heroine Crazy Sue, who must now face the wife of the original game's antagonist, the Wizard of Doom.

Gameplay

The gameplay retains many elements from Crazy Sue but introduces larger and more intricate levels that incorporate horizontal scrolling. Unlike the first installment, players frequently return to previously visited areas and explore more extensive environments. Additionally, new time-limited power-ups can be triggered at designated spots, enhancing the strategic aspect of play.

The narrative picks up immediately after the events of Crazy Sue: having defeated the Wizard of Doom, Crazy Sue confronts his wife, the Mistress of Death, who has placed a curse on Ereanor and stolen Sue’s teddy bear. This sets off a fresh mission to defeat her.

This sequel features four considerably bigger and less straightforward levels compared to the ten found in its predecessor, though the overall gameplay length remains comparable. The initial level tasks players with reaching the Mistress of Death’s fortress while utilizing speed scrolls to beat time constraints. The second and third stages involve combat within the castle and its library, respectively, while the final level takes place in sewers leading up to the ultimate showdown.

Upon overcoming the Mistress of Death, players are presented with a message suggesting a future sequel involving "her uncle Ice Death," although no subsequent game was ever produced.

Release and reception

Released in 1992, Crazy Sue Goes On was distributed as a cover disk for the UK magazine Amiga Mania by MC Publications and Germany’s Amiga Fun magazine through CompuTec Verla. The game garnered mixed reviews, with Amiga Joker awarding it a score of 60%.

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