C64 druid manual

Druid is an action game inspired by the arcade hit Gauntlet. As the eponymous hero, your job is to destroy four magic skulls hidden over eight levels. The game is presented in a top-down view. The druid walks around the terrain seeking out the staircase that leads to the next level. On the way, he i. Druid II: Enlightenment - Manual One hundred and three years pass One hundred and three years after Acamantors expulsion from Belorn, he has returned. Hasrinaxx the Druid was in the forest of Argoth searching for fresh mistletoe which was to be used as a component for a new spell he was preparing. "Saracen Paint" multilingual manual for Commodore Istruzioni User's guide Gebrauchsanweisung Manuale di "Saracen Paint", programma di grafica per Commodore 64 sviluppato da Vincenzo Saraceno e pubblicato dalla Idea, marchio della S.C. s.r.l di Casciago (più noto nel campo dei videogiochi). Commodore C64 Manual: Druid ()(Firebird.

"Saracen Paint" multilingual manual for Commodore Istruzioni User's guide Gebrauchsanweisung Manuale di "Saracen Paint", programma di grafica per Commodore 64 sviluppato da Vincenzo Saraceno e pubblicato dalla Idea, marchio della S.C. s.r.l di Casciago (più noto nel campo dei videogiochi). Commodore C64 Manual: Druid ()(Firebird. www.doorway.ru is a site and wiki where you can download games, write wiki entries and comments about those games. Z) Ztats - Displays the status and attributes of a selected player; If 0 is pressed instead of a player number, this command will display the lists of weapons, armour, items, reagents, and mixtures. The [F5] and [F7] keys will scroll through these lists, while pressing any other key will return thee to game play.

Description of Druid. In , Firebird Software publishes Druid on Commodore Also published on Amstrad CPC and Atari 8-bit, this action game is abandonware and is set in an arcade and fantasy. Complete walkthrough from the Cgame "Druid". A few personal notes - I think the Atari had smoother game-play and provied action sounds, while the C64 version had killer background music instead. Also, on C64 the two of us could play at the same time, as the 2nd joystick controlled the golem. Unforgettable game for me, far better (in terms of game-play) than (IMHO overhyped) Gauntlet.