Enchanter
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| Enchanter | |
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| Published | 1983 |
| Credits | |
| Authors | Marc Blank and Dave Lebling |
| Publisher | Infocom |
| Reception | |
| IFDB rating | 4.5 out of 5 (117 ratings) |
| Gameplay | |
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| Literary genres | |
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| Language | English |
| Cruelty scale | Cruel |
| IFDB play time | 7 hours 30 minutes |
| Accessibility | Colour: none. Graphics: none. Sound: none. |
| Technical details | |
| Authoring system | ZIL |
| Format | Z-code |
| License | Commercial |
| IFID | ZCODE-29-860820 |
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How it begins
You have been given the task of defeating the warlock Krill. You start getting magically Sent to a fork in the road near the Lonely Mountain.
Notable features
- An "Old school" game. The PC must eat, drink and sleep on a regular basis (see hunger puzzle).
- Features a magic system where the PC can use scrolls, spells, and his spellbook.
Trivia and Comments
- Working title was Zork IV.
- The nameless adventurer of the Zork trilogy returns as an NPC in Enchanter.
- In Zork III, there is a portal device with four destinations. Three of the destinations let the PC to revisit small parts of Zork I, Zork II and Zork III; the fourth destination became part of Enchanter.
See also
Versions
Release
Date: 1983
Initial Version
- Enchanter (Marc Blank and Dave Lebling, publisher: Infocom; 1983; Z-code).
Final Version
- Enchanter (Marc Blank and Dave Lebling, publisher: Infocom; 1986; Z-code).
Related games
- Part of "Enchanter trilogy":
- Enchanter (Marc Blank and Dave Lebling; publisher: Infocom; 1983; ZIL; Z-code).
- Sorcerer (Steve Meretzky; publishers: Activision, Infocom; 1984; ZIL; Z-code).
- Spellbreaker (Dave Lebling; publishers: Activision, Infocom; 1985; ZIL; Z-code).
Links
- Enchanter - at IFDB
- Enchanter (video game) at Wikipedia.
- Enchanter at CSD.
Reviews
Date: 1983

