McKensie
Adventure Game: Text-Only · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Software Projects Ltd · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95
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- mckensie.rzxRZX playback file
- McKensie.tzx.zipTape image English13 KB
- McKensie(different).tzx.zipTape image English12 KB
- McKensie.tap.zipTape image English14 KB
Documents
- McKensie.txtInstructions English2 KB
Other files
- McKensie.pdfGame map 17 KB
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- E.E.K.credited
- Stephen Fearncredited
- Roger TissymanInlay/Poster Art
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- WorldOfSpectrum 3 votes6.00
In the magazines 15
Your Spectrum #2Mar 1984 · p.57
Corrie Brown
Peter Shaw
Stewart McPherson
SPECTRUM SOFT Starting this issue Your Spectrum will be touring computer clubs up and down the country in an effort to find dedicated games enthusiasts who will give us their impressions, thoughts and feelings on the current selection of new releases. Little do they know it, but these unsuspecting souls will be contributing a large slice of our regular review section in the future. This month we visited the Stanwell Computer Club (which meets weekly at the Stanwell School, Short Lane, every Friday evening from 7-10pm). Five of the resident 'freaks' were enlisted to tell us (and you) what was good or bad about the programs we gave them to play around with. In some cases comment was justifiably harsh, and in others they could hardly contain their glee at coming across a really well thought-out game. The guinea-pig five whose comments appear below, are all members of the club, and they are (in alphabetical order): Corrie Brown, Stephen Cathrall, Ryan Davis, Stewart McPherson and Peter Shaw. Peter, by the way, is also Secretary of the Stanwell Club. Them we do thank. MCKENSIE Software Projects £5.95 This is a text adventure based on the world famous explorer Captain Vito who, while on a scrounging mission for lithium crystals to fuel his spacecraft, has managed to be captured by space bandits. He has just one hour to escape before the air supply runs out.
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