Heart of Africa

published by Electronic Arts in 1985, developed by Ozark Softscape, running on Commodore 64

type: strategy, adventure
genre: Historical
perspective: bird's-eye
player options: single player

languages: eng ger

3.8/5

Description

The Sequel to Seven Cities of Gold. HoA was the only sequel Dani ever designed and is only for the C64. First game to have a 'players journal'. First game to affect the player's interface depending on the character's condition. If the character stares at the sun, the screen starts turning yellow. If the character gets dehydrated, he starts to wonder a bit from the direction the joystick is pointing. If the character is taking too long to find a goal, the goal moves closer to the character (This closer goal trick only works the first time you play, subsequent game plays are not handicapped)

(Zerothis) - # 2010-02-11 17:04:43

Technical specs

display: raster

Authors / Staff

coding

Dan Bunten (coder)

audio

Dave Warhol (music)

Tags (6)

video game

historical

other

locations

activities

External reviews (6) - average: 76.2% - median: 75%

review source		issue	date	score
Aktueller Software Markt (ASM) (1-8)	de	4	1986-07	39/40	97%	view
Commodore User (33-61)	uk	40	1987-01	8/10	80%	view
Computer Gamer (20+)	uk	22	1987-01	70/100	70%	view
Tilt 39-113	fr	39	1987-02	16/20	80%	view
Your Commodore 14-59	uk	29	1987-02	7/10	70%	view
Your Computer	uk	65	1987-01	3/5	60%	view

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sequel of
Seven Cities of Gold (C64)

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