Dusk over Elfinton

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

Bandit Video Games · 1987

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Releases

1987Bandit Video Games
1988Skyslip SoftwarePound sterling 7.95 · Pound sterling 14.95 disk

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duskelfinton.zipRZX playback file
DuskOverElfintonPart1.z80.zipSnapshot image English23 KB
DuskOverElfintonPart2.z80.zipSnapshot image English20 KB
DuskOverElfinton.tzx.zipTape image English47 KB
DuskOverElfinton(different).tzx.zipTape image English49 KB
DuskOverElfinton(different)_2.tzx.zipTape image English47 KB

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James E. Hoopercredited
David W. Harpercredited

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In the magazines

C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #711987 · Overall6/10

Elsewhere on the web

WorldOfSpectrum 21 votes8.21

In the magazines 7

C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #71Sep 1987 · p.926/106/10

C&VG (Computer & Video Games)

Overall 6/10

Matthew Woodley 6/10

SUPPLIER: Video Games MACHINE: Spectrum 48K, cassette PRICE: £2.95: Mail Order from [redacted] Walking down a quiet alleyway, your eye catches the reflection of the moon on a broken mirror. On closer inspection, a ghostly apparition is seen, which beckons you into another world. It all starts off in a library, and from here you venture into numerous Quilled locations. A two-part game, the first involves the retrieval of an orb, whilst in the second you continue adventuring around Elfinton. The problems entwined in the game are often quite hard, but not too difficult. The vocabulary is fairly standard and there is no real trouble in trying to find the correct phrase required. Not exactly my cup of tea, but a good problem solving exercise.

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