Dungeon of Ymir
Adventure Game: Graphic · ZX81 16K · 1 players · English
1985
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This is one of my all-time favourite games, and not just because I wrote it. It's your basic D&D style game, but more action-oriented. Nine levels that get harder as you go along, 8 kinds of monsters (each in two variants), objects, spells, an oracle, all the usual stuff. And all in a mere 16K of very compact Z80 machine code. Considering it's interrupt driven monster-move system, it's amazing it runs in ZX Emulator, albeit sometimes a bit choppy compared to a real ZX81. Also download YM-DUNGN.ZIP which lets you design your own dungeon layout.
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- DungeonOfYmir.p.zipTape image English19 KB
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- Fred Nachbaurcredited
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In the magazines 3
News/Note2
- ZX Computing #34Feb 1987 · p.18
- Time Designs #1 · p.6
Advert1
- T-S Horizons #20 · p.8
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