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Does anyone have the clue book they advertised on the back of the game manual? Could be helpful with the process for remaking the game.....
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Jhonnyx15 Jan. 2023
I recall seeing for the first time Elder Scrolls ARENA when it came out and thinking “hey, these are the same guys who made Legends of Valour!”
Ahah I feel so old :D
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To Paladin14 Mar. 2022
ADF stands for Amiga Disk File (or Amiga Disk Floppy)
That only works with the Commodore Amiga, so look for an Amiga emulator for that.
That or download the DOS section files if you actually want to play on DOSBox
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Holliday09 Mar. 2021
Just imagine if this game hadn't come out, its been quoted by the developers of Arena and Daggerfall as part of the inspiration!
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k_machine05 Jan. 2021
Manual, map and cluebook available at the Museum of Computer Adventure Game History website.
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Big Red11 Apr. 2018
I loved this game, it really was the precursor to games like buldars gate, totally worth the time I spent on it
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Paladin17 Jan. 2018
Hi - cannot get DOSBOX to do anything with the 4 downloaded unzipped adf files - what am I doing wrong?
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Onijitsu18 Nov. 2015
When this game first came out in the late 80s - there was an Atari ST version - you could submit your photograph to the developers, and they would send back a disk, so that your face would be pasted into your character in this game. This was one of the first, First-Person RPGs ever.
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Stoner22 Dec. 2013
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A lot of reviewers cut this game down, but I rather enjoyed (and still do) playing it. Lots to do in it if you have patience.
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No comment nor review for this game at the moment.
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Nevermind found it, thanks k_machine!
Does anyone have the clue book they advertised on the back of the game manual?
Could be helpful with the process for remaking the game.....
I recall seeing for the first time Elder Scrolls ARENA when it came out and thinking “hey, these are the same guys who made Legends of Valour!”
Ahah I feel so old :D
ADF stands for Amiga Disk File (or Amiga Disk Floppy)
That only works with the Commodore Amiga, so look for an Amiga emulator for that.
That or download the DOS section files if you actually want to play on DOSBox
Just imagine if this game hadn't come out, its been quoted by the developers of Arena and Daggerfall as part of the inspiration!
Manual, map and cluebook available at the Museum of Computer Adventure Game History website.
I loved this game, it really was the precursor to games like buldars gate, totally worth the time I spent on it
Hi - cannot get DOSBOX to do anything with the 4 downloaded unzipped adf files - what am I doing wrong?
When this game first came out in the late 80s - there was an Atari ST version - you could submit your photograph to the developers, and they would send back a disk, so that your face would be pasted into your character in this game. This was one of the first, First-Person RPGs ever.
A lot of reviewers cut this game down, but I rather enjoyed (and still do) playing it. Lots to do in it if you have patience.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.