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Savage Island Part One
Savage Island is the only multi-part game in Scott Adams' adventure series, all of which have a very similar parser and interface. At the completion of this game, players receive a password which allows part two to be played. The Savage Island games are also probably the most difficult adventures in the series! The player begins trapped on a small remote island in the ocean, which is facing a hurricane and also has an active volcano. The player can cross a river, and will also need to explore a cave network. Items are often found by running through the sand with one's hands. The island holds a great secret, which will not be discovered until both parts of the game have been completed.
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- December 31, 1983
- Desarrollador
- Brian Howarth
- Editora
- Tynesoft Computer Software
- Jugadores
- 1
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Savage Island Part One
Savage Island is the only multi-part game in Scott Adams' adventure series, all of which have a very similar parser and interface. At the completion of this game, players receive a password which allows part two to be played. The Savage Island games are also probably the most difficult adventures in the series!
The player begins trapped on a small remote island in the ocean, which is facing a hurricane and also has an active volcano. The player can cross a river, and will also need to explore a cave network. Items are often found by running through the sand with one's hands.
The island holds a great secret, which will not be discovered until both parts of the game have been completed.
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- Developer
- Brian Howarth
- Publisher
- Tynesoft Computer Software
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