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Whizz is a platform game released in 1994 for the MS-DOS platform, developed and published by Flair Software Ltd. It is distinguished by its use of an isometric three-dimensional perspective, a less common approach for games in its genre during that period.

The player controls a character navigating through a series of levels, each with a set time limit for completion. Movement is directly tied to the isometric viewpoint, meaning directional inputs on the controller correspond to movement along the angled axes of the environment rather than a standard cardinal direction. Progression involves finding a path through each stage, which is often non-linear and requires exploration. A central gameplay system involves collecting specific icons to unlock one of four distinct door types, each blocking the way forward. Another system involves encountering enemy characters; these can be avoided or defeated, though defeating them consumes a portion of the player's energy resource.

The game's structure focuses on navigating the spatial puzzles presented by the isometric levels within the time constraint. The interaction between managing energy during confrontations, collecting the correct icons for doors, and deciphering the layout contributes to the overall challenge. The points system for defeating enemies is present but is balanced against the cost of using energy to do so.