Genre: | Arcade Game: Adventure |
Publisher: | Ultimate |
Cover Art Language: | English |
Machine Compatibility: | BBC Model B |
Release: | Professionally released on Cassette |
Available For: | Amstrad CPC464, BBC Model B, Commodore 64/128, Commodore Plus 4, Nintendo, Spectrum 48K, Xbox One & ZX Vega |
Compatible Emulators: | BeebEm (PC (Windows)) PcBBC (PC (MS-DOS)) Model B Emulator (PC (Windows)) |
Original Release Date: | 1st July 1985 |
Original Release Price: | £9.95 |
Market Valuation: | £2.50 (How Is This Calculated?) |
Item Weight: | 124g |
Box Type: | Cardboard Box (Decorative) |
Author(s): | Tim Stamper, Chris Stamper & Paul Proctor |
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3D arcade adventures such as this are without doubt the games of the future and Ultimate have achieved a great deal in bringing us such a sophisticated game today. Read Review
I was hooked right from the start. Great to look at and great to play. Read Review
A game that has found the right balance, pulling together excellent graphics, a good story and a character. Highly recommended. Read Review
Pushes the concept of arcade adventure games to its limits... Definitely one of the big sellers of 1985. Read Review
My journey's end is near: as the last few ebbs of daylight dance fleetingly in the cooling twilight, and then suddenly dart off to chase the red sinking sun. Behind me I feel night's dark icy fingers slither up long looming shadows, hiding behind large mounds and boulders, watching my every move... silently waiting...
For days I have journeyed from the realms of the jungle wulf to 'Knight Lore' castle to seek the old dying wizard and ask for his help to free me from this deathly curse... For countless nights, I have slept chained to trees to keep my deathly curse at bay, but now I am here...
My footsteps echo around the damy mossy walls of the large chamber, as I enter through the open main gateway, colossal doors judder open in an untouched groaning symphony, beckoning me forward on my quest.
I sense the old wizard's gaze playing upon me, encapsulated within the labyrinth of traps and tests, to keep out all but the most persistent of unwanted guests who seek an audience with the great wizard Melkhior.
Suddenly, a cool blue mist starts to ebb forth from the cracks in the ancient stonework. As it does so, it begins to take form and becomes a powerful, swimming swirling vortex of energy.
Over all of the noise can be heard the chanting and singing of long forgotten tunes, all sung in a blur of forgetfulness.
The Wizard's older now than all
his help you seek within this wall
For forty days your quest may last
Locate the potion, make it fast
This hideous spell upon your soul
To lose its hold must be your goal
Beware the traps from here begin.
The cauldron tells what must go in
to break the curse and make the spell
to save yourself and make you well.
The mist suddenly ceases its action and dissipates as quickly as it came. I drop to the floor and, with full knowledge of the old wizard, I begin my quest.
Dimly lit torches light the massive stone walls, their tired flickering flames never seeming to penetrate the inky darkness for more than a few feet...
Crystalline Merkyls, hideous Hobgoblins, stand frozen on huge monoliths, glittering in the cool trembling moonlight. Encapsulated by the old wizard long ago, they await their fate in an unending task of defence, silently and stoney.
This is to be their everlasting fate as guardians of Knight Lore castle, until the ultimate death of the old sorcerer...
The moon has risen quickly and in the fullness of its cool blue light. I become a Werewulf...
My fate is now all too clear. I have but forty days and forty nights to find the old Wizard and seek his help and magical instruction, before my tormented soul becomes forever a werewulf.
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Cursor Left - Turn Left, Cursor Right - Turn Right, Z - Forward, A - Jump, SHIFT - Pick Up/Drop, TAB - Pause
Tape: *RUN (RETURN)
Disc: SHIFT-BREAK
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A digital version of Knight Lore suitable for BeebEm (PC (Windows)), PcBBC (PC (MS-DOS)), Model B Emulator (PC (Windows)) |
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