Kingdom O' Magic

1996 DOS

Adventure Bizarre Fantasy Point & Click Humor

N/A

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Age rating

12 and above

Game mode(s)

No modes defined

License

Abandonware

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Et uhøytidelig pek-og-klikk eventyrspill med mye bisarr britisk humor. Spillet lar deg velge mellom blant to forskjellige karakterer, Thidney eller Shar-on, og tre ulike oppdrag. Basert på hva du velger vil spillopplevelsen være forskjellig. Spillet er på lik linje med King's Quest nådeløst i at du kan sette deg fast eller dø når du minst venter det.

Published: 25.09 2016 by Coreus

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