Feasibility Experiment
Adventure Game: Text/Illustrated · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Digital Fantasia · 1983 · Pound sterling 9.95
Mysterious Adventures, 5 of 11
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Releases
- 1983Digital FantasiaPound sterling 9.95
- 1983Channel 8 Software
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Credits
- Brian Howarthcredited
- Wherner Barnescredited
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Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 13 votes7.62
In the magazines 38
C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #27Jan 1984 · p.204/54/54/5
Logic/Difficulty 4/5
Vocabulary 4/5
Plot/Theme 4/5
Simon Clarke
"You have been chosen as the ultimate Warrior and you are the only hope of an almost extinct alien race". And so it begins. You wander around in search of lost treasure. On the way you will be presented with the alien's version of some of the most testing challenges from planet Earth's history (Dinosaurs, Robots, Lions, Roman Guards, and Gladiators) and you must overcome these dangers to recover the treasure. This is another in the Mysterious Adventure series and uses the familiar split-screen format. The game is quite difficult and takes quite some time to solve - days rather than hours - but isn't too difficult to map and it is fun to play and is guaranteed to hold your interest for some time to come. The version played was for the TRS-80/Genie range, but many other versions are available, including ones for the Commodore 64, BBC, Spectrum and soon, Atari. Check ads for details. Feasibility Experiment From Digital Fantasia for Commodore 64, BBC, TRS-80/ Genie, Spectrum and Atari. Price varies depending on the machine.
Advert33
- Micro Adventurer #7May 1984 · p.38
- Big K #1Apr 1984 · p.80
- Personal Computer Games #5Apr 1984 · p.84
- Micro Adventurer #5Mar 1984 · p.4
- Games ComputingMar 1984 · p.44
- Personal Computer Games #4Mar 1984 · p.127
- Home Computing Weekly #51Feb 1984 · p.45
- Personal Computer Games #3Feb 1984 · p.12
- Home Computing Weekly #50Feb 1984 · p.32
- Micro Adventurer #4Feb 1984 · p.30
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #27Jan 1984 · p.90
- Micro Adventurer #3Jan 1984 · p.4
- Micro Adventurer #2Dec 1983 · p.6
- Home Computing Weekly #41Dec 1983 · p.30
- Micro Adventurer #1Nov 1983 · p.6
- Home Computing Weekly #39Nov 1983 · p.8
- Home Computing Weekly #37Nov 1983 · p.17
- Home Computing Weekly #36Nov 1983 · p.42
- Home Computing Weekly #35Nov 1983 · p.40
- Personal Computing Today #4Nov 1983 · p.124
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #24Oct 1983 · p.114
- Home Computing Weekly #32Oct 1983 · p.28
- Home Computing Weekly #29Sep 1983 · p.43
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #23Sep 1983 · p.82
- Home Computing Weekly #30Sep 1983 · p.55
Tips4
- Your Sinclair #33Sep 1988 · p.103
- Your Sinclair #24Dec 1987 · p.109
- Popular Computing Weekly #42Oct 1985 · p.18
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #37Nov 1984 · p.133
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- Ports
- (Atari 8-bit), (BBC Micro), (Commodore 64), (Commodore Plus/4), (Acorn)
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