Back to the Future Part III (1991)

Back to the Future Part III was released in 1991 for the ZX Spectrum 128K. The game was published by Image Works and developed by Keith Burkhill and Flights of Fantasy. The inlay and poster art were created by Drew Struzan.

This action title features isometric 3D graphics with both horizontal and vertical scrolling. It utilizes AY sound and supports Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, as well as redefinable keys. The 128K mode incorporates a multi-loader, and the +3 disk version includes exclusive graphics, such as a gravestone animation displayed when the player dies.

The cassette version retailed for £10.99, while the disk version was priced at £14.99. The game was also made available on Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Sega Master System, PC/DOS, Amiga, Sega Mega Drive, and Atari ST.

It holds an average magazine score of 84.75%. The game received a 93% rating and a Crash Smash award from Crash, 85% from C&VG, 82% from Your Sinclair, and 79% from Sinclair User.

In the Soviet Union and Russia, the game became known through cracked cassette versions by Bill Gilbert and L&K. Later, a TR-DOS release was created by Pavel Bobrovnikov. Local press coverage was limited primarily to mentions in translated Western game charts.