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The game was a basic bitmap graphics/multiple choice first-person adventure, written by game designer Al Lowe. Often cited as a simplified version of [[The Dark Crystal (computer game)|the original Dark Crystal computer game]] intended for a younger audience. It featured many of the same graphics and storyline as the original, but the puzzles and options were more simplified and menu oriented. |
The game was a basic bitmap graphics/multiple choice first-person adventure, written by game designer Al Lowe. Often cited as a simplified version of [[The Dark Crystal (computer game)|the original Dark Crystal computer game]] intended for a younger audience. It featured many of the same graphics and storyline as the original, but the puzzles and options were more simplified and menu oriented. |
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Revision as of 22:34, 9 February 2020
Gelfling Adventure is a computer game published by Sierra On-line for the Apple II series computers in 1984. The game included one 5 1/4" floppy disk, one booklet, and a special fold-out poster.
The game was a basic bitmap graphics/multiple choice first-person adventure, written by game designer Al Lowe. Often cited as a simplified version of the original Dark Crystal computer game intended for a younger audience. It featured many of the same graphics and storyline as the original, but the puzzles and options were more simplified and menu oriented.
In 1985 an "abridged edition" for the Apple II and DOS 3.3 was released by Encyclopaedia Britannica. The "abridged edition" was targeted for in-school use and the bundle included a special student booklet and a teacher's manual.