The Amiga is similar in style to the PC and Atari ST versions, but it has vastly superior racing graphics compared to the PC, and much better sound compared to the Atari ST. The only flaw is that the funny "intro" screens between the levels that exist in the PC and ST versions are absent here.

The racing levels are two. The first is the batmobile. With the ''Up'' button the vehicle accelerates, and the ''Down'' arrow is the brake. Left and right are used to drive the vehicle, and the fire button to shoot a hook to make difficult turns, when necessary. In the batwing level, Up and Down control the height in which the aircratf flies, and the speed is controlled by pressing Up or Down alongside the fire button. The object here is to collect as many baloons as possible, until the number decreases to zero, and you complete the level. The best thing is to keep the Batwing flying at a relatively high speed, but still being able to control it successfully.

The third level is a puzzle game, similar to ''Mastermind''. It's just a distraction from the action, but it can be very tough.

The third level is not an action level, but it's a "Mastermind" (an old board game) brainwaster type of thing, that's totally SHIT, without any logic, and any success can come with pure luck. In actuality, the PC version was the one I had, and it was frustrating to lose all lives there after managing to pass the slightly difficult Batmobile level.