showing 4 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Death Star | EAG | ? | [i]The Death Star[/i] adventure was also available in the EDX#2 [i]The Donald Brown Adventures[/i] package. | labelminimizesubject |
| Lone Wolf: Mirror of Death | Audiogenic (Mr. Micro) | 1991 | The game was re-released under the title "Tower of Fear" in 1993.***Though officially licensed, this is considered non-canon.***The game begins inside the fortress of Khazan-Gor. You, Lone Wolf, have followed the advice offered by the High Council and smashed with your mighty sword the mirror known as Dhazag-Oud - The Mirror of Death. As Rimoah foretold, the mirror shattered, then seven unearthly creatures arose and took refuge within the towers, each armed with a shard from the mirror fashioned in the shape of a sword. The power of the mirror is such that when the creatures take human form to fight in mortal combat they appear as images of your darker self - what greater challenge could there be? Only you, Lone Wolf, have the power to destroy for ever the power of the mirror. Succeed and your prowess as a warrior of the Kai will be known throughout Sommerlund, even unto the lands beyond. Fail, and the mirror will reassemble, triumphant to have claimed yet another victim. You can play using a joystick, or using the computer keyboard. Before the game starts you should select the four Kai skills that you consider will be most valuable in your quest. Choose unwisely and your task will prove a dozen times more difficult; choose wiell and the power of the Kai will travel with you on your dangerous journey. | labelimagesubject |
| Swords of Xeen | New World Computing | 1993 | Might and Magic "5 and 1/2", made by fans, published by NWC on "Might and Magic Trilogy" CD. | labelimageminimize |
| Zelda Classic | Armageddon Games | 1999 | A [i]near[/i] perfect "unofficial" conversion of the NES classic "The Legend of Zelda". Additionally it has an editor which lets you build your own maps/quests. The last DOS version developed was version 2.10. | labelimagesubject |
