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A rather strange game - seagulls and dolphins. Rescue Neptune's daughter!

Graphics: 4 Sound: 3 Replay Value: 3 Notes: 1-player game Screen Shots

For all its rarity, Fathom is an OK - but not earth-shatteringly great - game. The control is a tough when you're a seagull, and the underwater phase "opponents" seem harder to evade than they should be. Some phases of the game look quite beautiful. Need to play this game more. The gameplay seems identical to the Atari version, but control is much harder. To me, it seems rushed and has an incomplete feel to it.

Only one version of the box has been found for Fathom.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	710026-1A	1983	U.S.A.	Only game from Imagic that has 'For the Mattel® Intellivision® on the spine; part number on spine is different format—not the typical IM 7XXX; has UPC barcode (white) on top of box; black tray does not have cardboard backing - was that normal for this game?

Fathom is the only Imagic box that I have that mentions Mattel Intellivision on the spine of the box.

Only one version of the manual has been found for Fathom.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	700026-1A	1983	U.S.A.

Only one version of the overlay has been found for Fathom.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	imagic	740026-1A	1983

Only one version of the label has been found for Fathom.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	720026-1A	1983	U.S.A.	Text label

	The lamest Imagic startup screen. In fact, it automatically pushes you into the game after a few seconds.
	Intially, you begin the game in the 'bird' phase. You can also be a dolphin for the underwater phase.
	You need to collect some pieces of a trident that are up in the clouds. Control in this phase of the game is difficult.

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