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11 Comments

tertronostalgic 2017-05-01
Certainly nowhere near as much disk accessing as its prequel Darkmere, which was a very good thing indeed
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PopoCop 2015-12-09
(8/10)
Good mix of action and adventure. Very good graphics but not too much in-game sound effects. A bit too easy and too short but very playable.
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Karpow 2014-05-01
(8/10)
Excellent game which only needed a little bit more work and it would have became instant classic. It's too easy as it is right now and you complete it very fast. Great story, good graphics and great atmosphere during the whole game. I recommend it highly for anyone who likes this kind of RPG/Zelda-style games.
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Colonel Kurtz 2011-02-02
(6/10)
A game I completed very quickly and can just vaguely remember. I've never been fond of Zelda-style games, so I guess that's why.
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Grimsdale 2009-04-13
(9/10)
Beatifull! Very atmospheric game. Best level: shipyard city.
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frikilokooo 2008-02-13
(7/10)
The first impression is a game looking to Chaos Engine.Indeed is an action game but 50%,the other 50% is a conversational adventure,using objects...The action part fails because there is only one attack,only one weapon,no shields...,too poor.The adventure part fails because there are very few possibilities of interaction,90% of puzzles are solved using the same object,too simple.The game is too easy,it can be completed without repeating any level!,to make matters worse there are a lot of passwords!but take care of first level there is an annoying problem,make sure to find a secret way downwards!
The great graphics have the Mark k.Jones medieval style but also of other great graphician.Brilliant FX but no music ingame.In spite of the little difficulty very entertained game
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Nightbird 2007-01-26
(6/10)
Nice to look at, and fairly playable for its time. Nothing groundbreaking by any special means.
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amigabill 2006-11-15
(7/10)
The follow up to "Darkmere" but so much different as a game.This is a zelda clone and one of the finest on the A500.I did finish the game and it was a very entertaining experience.
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saimo 2006-03-08
(8/10)
Very beautiful to look at (thanks to the graphics of Mark Jones), easy to learn, pleasant to explore... If it weren't for the sudden "inverse" change of difficulty after "mountain impossible" that makes the rest of the game a walk in the park, this would rank very high in my favourites chart.
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Kriko 2005-02-09
(7/10)
A simple overhead hack'n'slash RPG that was fun to play for a while. If it had only come out in 1989 or 1990...
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Haydn 2004-12-07
(8/10)
This is a simple, nice, adventure-type game. No need for brains but good for passing some time.
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