Games Workshop They were located at 27/29 Sunbeam Road, London NW10. Tower of Despair Type: Text only Written 1985 by Alan Clark and J. Thompson in The Quill. Runs on: Commodore 64 Spectrum [48K] Notes: Package included a booklet with lots of illustrations, without which the game is _very_ hard to solve. Comments: Two-parter fantasy adventure, in which you must defeat the evil Demon Lord and fight his evil minions. Here is a review of Tower of Despair Tower II: The Key of Hope Type: Drawn graphics Written 1985 in The Quill and The Illustrator. Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Notes: Divided into two parts. Comments: Resume your battle against Lord Malnor. Argent Warrior Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Journey's End Written 1985 by M. Prescott, C. Gonsalves and T. Everson. Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Runestone Type: Graphics Written by Alan Davis in BASIC and machine code. Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Notes: Originally priced at £7.95. Presented in venturescope which combines real-time action, a full text interpreter, multiple command input, dozens of independent characters and 8,000 views from over 2,000 locations. You control three heroes in their main quest to crush Kordomir the Dark One, hopefully retreiving the long lost Runestone of Zaphir in the process. Here is a review of Runestone

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