Автор: Laurence Creighton
Год: 1995
Издатели: Zenobi Software
Языки:
Английский
Формат:
TZX лента
Требования:
ZX Spectrum 48K
Ссылки:
Страница на ZXArt
Страница на World Of Spectrum
Страница на Spectrum Computing
Скриншоты:
Описание:
Beyond El Dorado— это текстовая интерактивная игра, разработанная Zenobi Software в 1995 году для ZX Spectrum 48K. Игра написана Лоуренсом Крейгтоном, известным созданием увлекательных приключений с насыщенными сюжетами.
История начинается с того, что главный герой получает письмо от древнего вождя племени с просьбой помочь вернуть пропавшую семейную реликвию, Золотой Ключ Клефа. Считается, что этот ключ открывает сокровищницу, наполненную бесчисленными драгоценными камнями.
Игроки исследуют игру, исследуя различные пути и решая головоломки. Сеттинг описан ярко, с множеством предметов из прошлых приключений, таких как серебряный свисток и скафандр, что добавляет глубину повествованию.
В игре есть конкурс, приглашающий игроков определить предыдущие приключения Лоуренса Крейгтона, в которых фигурировали определенные предметы. Этот элемент поощряет взаимодействие с более широкой вселенной произведений автора.
Год: 1995
Издатели: Zenobi Software
Языки:
Формат:
Требования:
Ссылки:
Скриншоты:
Описание:
Beyond El Dorado— это текстовая интерактивная игра, разработанная Zenobi Software в 1995 году для ZX Spectrum 48K. Игра написана Лоуренсом Крейгтоном, известным созданием увлекательных приключений с насыщенными сюжетами.
История начинается с того, что главный герой получает письмо от древнего вождя племени с просьбой помочь вернуть пропавшую семейную реликвию, Золотой Ключ Клефа. Считается, что этот ключ открывает сокровищницу, наполненную бесчисленными драгоценными камнями.
Игроки исследуют игру, исследуя различные пути и решая головоломки. Сеттинг описан ярко, с множеством предметов из прошлых приключений, таких как серебряный свисток и скафандр, что добавляет глубину повествованию.
В игре есть конкурс, приглашающий игроков определить предыдущие приключения Лоуренса Крейгтона, в которых фигурировали определенные предметы. Этот элемент поощряет взаимодействие с более широкой вселенной произведений автора.
BEYOND EL DORADO
(Zenobi Software)
Spectrum 48K/128K+2
You look up from the letter clutched in your
hands and gaze around the room - the many
shelves that line the walls are cluttered with
reminders of your previous adventures and vivid
pictures of those experiences spring to your mind
as you gaze at them.
On the far-left shelves lie an abundance of small
trinkets and trophies - amongst which a smallish
disc, evidence of some past encounter with a
computer or two, glints in the sunlight. Next to
it a crumpled medical certificate gathers dust,
whilst a pair of tongs cross handles with a rusty
pair of pliers.
On the right-hand set of shelves are stacked various
articles of clothing - some galoshes, an apron and
a pair of comfy slippers, to mention but a few.
But the main shelves are in the centre of the far
wall and they creak beneath the weight of their
burden. Stacked in abundance are such items as a
tiny silver whistle, a wallet, a feather duster,
and even a space-suit.
All of these items were used in the many previous adventures and without them you would
never have been able to complete the task-in-hand. So, even though they now lie disused
and forlorn, they were once items of great importance and not to be considered lightly.
Lowering your eyes back to the letter, you continue to read and to digest the information
contained in its pages.
THE STORY SO FAR
It had been much like any other day until the postman had rattled your letter-box and the
usual collection of brown and white envelopes dropped through on to the mat. As usual most
of them were bills and circulars but one dog-eared envelope attracted your eye and this
was the one that was to lead you on your next adventure.
Tearing open the envelope you had began to read the letter within and were surprised to
see that it was from an ancient tribal-chief. Seemingly he had heard of your ability to
solve adventures and was requesting your assistance in solving yet another one.
His tribal-heirloom had gone missing - the Golden Key of Klef - a key that it was said
would unlock the door of a vast treasure-room filled with more precious gems than the eye
could take in in one glance. Just how could you refuse a "challenge" such as that ?????
COMPETITION
The first person to write in stating which previous "Laurence Creighton" epic the objects
mentioned above featured in will be on the receiving end of a nice, new, crispy tenner!!!
Just list the objects and the games they were in and send it off today ... be quick to win.
NOTES
As usual a list of abbreviations and commands can be found within the game ... so read them.
(Zenobi Software)
Spectrum 48K/128K+2
You look up from the letter clutched in your
hands and gaze around the room - the many
shelves that line the walls are cluttered with
reminders of your previous adventures and vivid
pictures of those experiences spring to your mind
as you gaze at them.
On the far-left shelves lie an abundance of small
trinkets and trophies - amongst which a smallish
disc, evidence of some past encounter with a
computer or two, glints in the sunlight. Next to
it a crumpled medical certificate gathers dust,
whilst a pair of tongs cross handles with a rusty
pair of pliers.
On the right-hand set of shelves are stacked various
articles of clothing - some galoshes, an apron and
a pair of comfy slippers, to mention but a few.
But the main shelves are in the centre of the far
wall and they creak beneath the weight of their
burden. Stacked in abundance are such items as a
tiny silver whistle, a wallet, a feather duster,
and even a space-suit.
All of these items were used in the many previous adventures and without them you would
never have been able to complete the task-in-hand. So, even though they now lie disused
and forlorn, they were once items of great importance and not to be considered lightly.
Lowering your eyes back to the letter, you continue to read and to digest the information
contained in its pages.
THE STORY SO FAR
It had been much like any other day until the postman had rattled your letter-box and the
usual collection of brown and white envelopes dropped through on to the mat. As usual most
of them were bills and circulars but one dog-eared envelope attracted your eye and this
was the one that was to lead you on your next adventure.
Tearing open the envelope you had began to read the letter within and were surprised to
see that it was from an ancient tribal-chief. Seemingly he had heard of your ability to
solve adventures and was requesting your assistance in solving yet another one.
His tribal-heirloom had gone missing - the Golden Key of Klef - a key that it was said
would unlock the door of a vast treasure-room filled with more precious gems than the eye
could take in in one glance. Just how could you refuse a "challenge" such as that ?????
COMPETITION
The first person to write in stating which previous "Laurence Creighton" epic the objects
mentioned above featured in will be on the receiving end of a nice, new, crispy tenner!!!
Just list the objects and the games they were in and send it off today ... be quick to win.
NOTES
As usual a list of abbreviations and commands can be found within the game ... so read them.