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Arrow of Death Part 1

Adventure Game: Text/Illustrated · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English

Digital Fantasia · 1983 · Pound sterling 6.95

Mysterious Adventures, 2 of 11

The Golden BatonArrow of Death Part 2

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  • Crash #41984 · Overall68%
  • Sinclair User #361985 · Gilbert Factor6/10

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Sinclair User #36Mar 1985 · p.366/106/10

Sinclair User

Gilbert Factor 6/10

Richard Price 6/10

ARROW OF DEATH (1 & 2) Channel 8 Memory: 48K each Price: £6.95 The two parts of Arrow of Death, each sold separately, form the sequel to the tale of the Golden Baton. This magic object, which once brought luck to the heroic world it presides over, has now become tainted by the evil of the sorcerer Xerdon. Crops wither, the land is sick, the people murmur. In Part One you must gird your loins and head up country to seek out the pieces of an arrow - the only weapon which will destroy the magician provided it is made of the correct materials. You begin your journey in the deserted palace where the baton throbs with malevolence and despair. The second program is a game in its own right and needs no data from the first. In this part you have found the pieces and must now take them to the only fletcher who can make the Arrow in the correct, magical, way. He has unfortunately already been captured by the agents of the evil one, so don't expect it to be easy. The games have similar styles and feature graphics for many locations. You can switch between the text description and the picture by using the ENTER key - though the instructions don't tell you that, which may confuse the unwary.

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Crash #4May 1984 · p.7268%

Crash

Overall 68%

Producer: Digital Fantasia, 48K £9.95 Author: Brian Howarth The follow up to Golden Baton, and the worshipped rod's famous glow has been stolen. It's your task to rescue it with the aid of a magical arrow. Part 1 requires you to find the whereabouts of the parts which make up the arrow. You start in a palace with a dead messenger in front of you who wears an amulet around his arm bearing the shape of a barge. The King's sorceror has been unable to vanquish the evil that has stolen the glow - how can you? One of the toughest assignments from the pen of Brian Howarth. Overall CRASH rating 68%.

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