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    Ravenskull

  • First released on 31 March, 1986 for BBC Microcomputer System
  • The player is tasked with entering Baron Strieg's Castle Ravenskull in order to defend the village of Austberg and retrieve a stolen silver crucifix, which has been split into quarters and found on four different levels of the castle. The player may choose from one of four character types: an Adventurer, a Wizard, a Warrior or an Elf. The choice defines both the graphics for the character's player and the treasure pieces to be collected.

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  • First released on 31 March, 1986 for BBC Microcomputer System
  • The player is tasked with entering Baron Strieg's Castle Ravenskull in order to defend the village of Austberg and retrieve a stolen silver crucifix, which has been split into quarters and found on four different levels of the castle. The player may choose from one of four character types: an Adventurer, a Wizard, a Warrior or an Elf. The choice defines both the graphics for the character's player and the treasure pieces to be collected.


    About

    The game was originally conceived after the authors created a new routine for hardware scrolling; when the player uses a speed scroll, the routine can be seen at full speed. Due to lower hardware specifications, the Acorn Electron version used a much smaller playing window and the speed scrolls were omitted.

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    BBC Microcomputer System, Acorn Electron

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    Single-player

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    Bird view / Isometric

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    Ubisoft Reflections
    Ubisoft Reflections, formerly Reflections Interactive, are best known for creating the Driver series and the original Stuntman game.
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    Superior Interactive
    Publishers of award-winning software, including our popular Repton and Galaforce games.
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