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Deliverance: Stormlord II

Mac - 1993
Also available on: Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - ZX Spectrum

Comments and reviews

OK MILLENIAL 29 Apr. 2022

Download and emulate the Amiga version (Don't ask me. Still getting into Amiga emulation. Google/DuckDuckGo/BraveSearch it).

This and a lot more games confirms that Amiga was the Protoculture Race from which the PC Master Race was born after the Amiga PCR decided to have some "Multiculture" with the inferior IBM Erectus after the coming of THE DOOM... The Intel Pentium was also a good reason, I guess...

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Steve Hoyland 07 Jan. 2022

A great game, one of my favourite platformers on the Amiga. Also known as Stormlord II, the 16/32 bit version was very similar to the Bitmap brothers game Gods. While Gods Is more colourful and has extras such as shops In which players can spend collected cash to buy weapons, protection, remove damage, etc, deliverance , In my opinion, has the best graphics and the overall gameplay edge over Gods.
The screenshots (above) of the MAC version also look very good, similar to the Amiga. I've never played the Mac version, but looking at the screenshots, I should think Its very similar, perhaps even better.
I'd encourage my fellow gamers to look at the various versions and see what they think - I certainly don't expect everyone to agree with me! Enjoy this great game, guys!

0
Vladtheman 20 May. 2019

Amiga version is not, repeat NOT censored! Happy days!

2
SEIFER_Z 12 Jan. 2019

AMAZING !!

This is one of the first game I could play on MAC but I only had the demo I could never see what was after the first dungeon

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Charlie O 19 Jan. 2016

Hag...those were the days, I use to have erections playing this good old game ahahahaha, back in the day a tit, use to had a very different effect on me.

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Luthinor 11 Mar. 2015

Literally the first game I can remember playing!

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james 13 Feb. 2015

what emulator did you guys use for this?

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null 07 Feb. 2015

Looks to be censored. I remember the huge female figure to be bare breasted.

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Phaeton 09 Oct. 2014

Looks very much like GODS :)

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Downloads

Mac version
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4 MB
Commodore 64 version
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208 KB
Amiga version
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6 MB
ZX Spectrum version
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280 KB
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260 KB
Amstrad CPC version
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81 KB
Atari ST version
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1 MB

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