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Phantasie	SSI (Logical Design Works)	1986
Phantasie II	SSI (Logical Design Works)	1986
Dungeon Master	FTL Software;Software Heaven (FTL Software)	1987	Step into the world of Dungeon Master and see fantasy come to life. Set in the depths of the mysterious underground, Dungeon Master puts you inside the most detailed dungeon ever created in software. Every twist and turn, every nook and every corner looks real. Everything moves and works! Pick up objects with mouse and take them with you. Or, pick up the key and try it in the locked door. Maybe there's treasure on the other side, or maybe there's a hungry monster! Choose your comrades for this adventure carefully, because you'll need strong fighters and powerful magicians to survive. Their skills will be tested by the intricate puzzles and cunning traps hidden inside. Live the fantasy with FTL.
Phantasie III: The Wrath of Nikademus	SSI (Westwood Studios)	1987
Rings of Zilfin	SSI (Logical Design Works)	1987	[22]* [52]* [52]***Comes on 3 disks. Requires color TV or monitor.
Solomon's Key	U.S. Gold (Probe)	1987
Tales from the Arabian Nights	Unicorn Software	1987
The Bard's Tale: Tales of the Unknown	Electronic Arts (Interplay)	1987
Black Lamp	Firebird	1988	Black Lamp - a medieval melodrama featuring the exploits of Jolly Jack the Jester, hero of this mission of daring and romance to rid a kingdom of Evil. Jack's quest is to return the enchanted Black Lamp of Allegoria to King Maxim. His courageous crusade leads through rustic landscapes and Gothic interiors dodging skull dropping buzzards, evil eagles and spitting witches to confront the fire-breathing angry dragon and battle for the Black Lamp. The reward for success is the hand of a Princess and the price of failure is Death!* [52]* [75]* [13]* [33]* [49]* [4]* [17]* [22]*** [1]
Galdregon's Domain	Pandora	1988	[22]* [52]*You take the role of a barbarian hero, who is unequalled in combat amongst the men of the northlands, however this quest will be, by far, your toughest trial. To play Galdregon's Domain successfully you must not attempt to kill all the creatures, human or otherwise that you meet, although your strength in combat is generally much greater than your opponents you cannot possibly take them all on and win. You must employ stealth and cunning to outwit your opponents. It may be necessary to run from a tribe of Hobgoblins so you can sneak around them to steal a gem. The basic aim of Galdregon's Domain is to recover the five gems of Zator and return the to King Rohan. Each gem is known to be held by one of five powerful creatures. You can be sure that the gem holders will be no push over, so before you attempt to take them on, try to gain some knowledge of their strengths ans weaknesses. The best source of information will be the local inns dotted about the countryside. There are many objects in the lands of Mezron that may aid, or hinder you in your quest, weapons such as the Great Two Handed Sword of the Stone Giants or the Daggers of Quarx. Magical items such as wands and cloaks will give you great power over your enemies and when the going gets tough casting a fireball from a scroll will give a decided edge. Potion bottles can also be found, some of which increase your strength others may contain poison. Other objects include plate metal armour and food.
Heroes of the Lance	SSI;U.S. Gold	1988	[b]DRAGONLANCE® The legendary DRAGONLANCE® game world comes alive in this exciting action game![/b] HEROES OF THE LANCE is the first computer game that re-creates the epic battle between good and evil on the world of Krynn. (It is based on the first DRAGONLANCE® module, Dragons of Despair). You control eight Companions, one at a time, in real-time action and full animation. Guide these brave adventurers, each with different specialized skills, deep into the ruins of the temple Xak Tsaroth to retrieve the precious Disks of Mishakal. As you descend into the Abyss, the Companions must defeat hordes of monstrous Draconians in hand-to-hand combat, deal with powerful magic and survive the vicious attacks from Gully Dwarves, giant spiders, the undead and countless other terrors. But your final obstacle makes these monstrosities innocuous by comparison: The platinum disks you seek are guarded by Khisanth, an ancient black dragon. And there is but one way to vanquish this mighty beast. Find the key to destroy Khisanth and the Companions will take their first steps to earn the noble title, Heroes of the Lance.* [75]* [134]* [13]* [49]* [33]* [83]* [17]* [4]* [22]* [1]*** [52]
Realm of the Trolls	Rainbow Arts;U.S. Gold	1988
Seven Little Horror's	Motelsoft	1988
Sorcery +	Virgin Games	1988
The Black Orchid	Mundane Software;Actual Screenshots;CRL (Mundane Software)	1988	"Legend" is the title of the re-release which seems to be much more common.* [22]* [1]*** [52]
Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar	Origin	1988
Warlock's Quest	ERE Informatique;Infogrames	1988
Wizard Warz	Go! (Canvas)	1988
Wizards Tower	?	1988
Chaos Strikes Back	FTL Software;Software Heaven	1989	[22]* [1]* [52]* [37]*Long awaited follow-up to Dungeon Master. Can use its game files. You don't need "Dungeon Master" to run this game (though the box says so!) but you will need every bit of experience from it because this "sequel" is damn difficult. The Amiga and Atari ST versions have different intros by the way!
Demon's Winter	SSI (Novotrade)	1989
Dragons of Flame	SSI;U.S. Gold	1989	[13]* [17]* [49]* [62]* [33]* [22]* [1]* [52]* [37]
Drakkhen	Infogrames	1989
Hillsfar	SSI (Westwood Associates)	1989
Legend of Djel	Tomahawk (Coktel Vision)	1989
Satan	Dinamic	1989
Spherical	Rainbow Arts	1989	Magic and logic; skill and intelligence: Spherical is a game of opposites. Your cleverness and joystick skills are tested to their limit, when the wizard with his magical powers overrides the law of gravity to guide a sphere into the goal. Breathtaking graphics, over 200 different levels, a two player-team-mode, dozens of hidden extras and ten big, fully animated Guardian-Monsters. Spherical will show you, what your computer can really do.
Wizmo	Kingsoft (CrossTechnics)	1989
Back to the Golden Age	Ubi Soft (Power Concept)	1990
Crystals of Arborea	Silmarils	1990
Dragonflight	Thalion	1990
Dragons Breath	Palace Software (Outlaw Productions)	1990
Golden Axe	Virgin (Probe Software)	1990	[118]* [101]* [62]* [52]* [37]***Quite an attractive port; it is very interesting how each port gets its own unique interface. [b]Trivia[/b] from Mame.dk Golden Axe page 'The kanji [Japanese character] on the title screen actually reads 'Senpu', meaning 'Fighting Axe'. This is an example of 'gikun', where Japanese artists use the phonetic value of a character to determine the game's name, and not the meaning of the character itself.' [Garrett]
Quest for Glory I: So You Want To Be A Hero	Sierra On-Line	1990
The Chronicles of Omega	ARC	1990
The Immortal	Electronic Arts;The Hit Squad (Sandcastle)	1990
The Mystic Well	Jingware	1990	Game info given by the author himself.
Fate: Gates of Dawn	reLINE Software	1991
HeroQuest	Gremlin Graphics	1991	Addon(s): - Return of the Witch Lord*** [22]
Lords of Chaos	Blade	1991
Spellfire the Sorceror	Codemasters	1991
Spirit of Adventure	Starbyte (Attic Entertainment Software)	1991
Legends of Valour	U.S. Gold (Synthetic Dimensions)	1993
Conquest of Elysium	Magical Science	1996
Conquest of Elysium II	Magical Science	1997

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