Homeland: The Stone of Night
type: role-play
perspective: bird's-eye (dimetric)
languages: eng
perspective: bird's-eye (dimetric)
languages: eng
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"In a land proscribing magic, where the tyrannical hand of power disguises itself as the law, prophecy dictates that the ultimate power of darkness shall one day return. The Devourer of Souls, long ago banished to the Void by the Wizards of Light, now breaks free of its prison. This time, there are no mages alive who can stop it.
In the small farming village of WhiteWater, you dream of an opportunity to get away from your chores for a little while. When a stranger comes to town searching for a historical relic, your quest into the nearby ruins of Mandelin quickly surpasses your expectations, drawing you deep into a world of magic and an age-old battle.
Homeland: the Stone of Night is an exciting new fantasy role-playing game for Windows 95/98. Homeland features beautiful 16-bit 3-D graphics, an intricate plot, and a huge world filled with cunning towns, forests, caves, islands, and dungeons. Its party-based system allows extensive control over character development, and the real-time combat keeps the game moving swiftly."
# 2002-11-05 11:39:40
"In a land proscribing magic, where the tyrannical hand of power disguises itself as the law, prophecy dictates that the ultimate power of darkness shall one day return. The Devourer of Souls, long ago banished to the Void by the Wizards of Light, now breaks free of its prison. This time, there are no mages alive who can stop it.
In the small farming village of WhiteWater, you dream of an opportunity to get away from your chores for a little while. When a stranger comes to town searching for a historical relic, your quest into the nearby ruins of Mandelin quickly surpasses your expectations, drawing you deep into a world of magic and an age-old battle.
Homeland: the Stone of Night is an exciting new fantasy role-playing game for Windows 95/98. Homeland features beautiful 16-bit 3-D graphics, an intricate plot, and a huge world filled with cunning towns, forests, caves, islands, and dungeons. Its party-based system allows extensive control over character development, and the real-time combat keeps the game moving swiftly."
# 2002-11-05 11:39:40Technical specs
display: raster
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