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Amstrad CPC

Qabbalah

1985 1 Players 40% Not Rated

Qabbalah is a single person arcade adventure game. Qabbalah is an ancient Hebrew doctrine that explains the relationship between that which is unchanging and eternal and that which is mortal and finite. Part of this teaching is a belief that by tracing the paths of the Tree Of Life it is possible to once again become one with the Godhead. That belief is used as the basis for this game. The player controls a character, or acolyte, who is sending their spirit out to follow pathways along the Tree Of Life. The ultimate objective of the game is to guide the acolyte along a predetermined path through ten spheres of existence to achieve Godhead. Along the way there are objects that must be collected before the acolyte can pass from one sphere to the next. There are also demons, creatures of the dark side, who will sap the acolyte's energy. There are three levels of difficulty and the game keeps track of the highest score of the session. The game is entirely keyboard controlled.

Release date
December 31, 1985
Developer
Gem Software
Publisher
Amsoft
Players
1

About this game

Qabbalah

Qabbalah is a single person arcade adventure game.

Qabbalah is an ancient Hebrew doctrine that explains the relationship between that which is unchanging and eternal and that which is mortal and finite. Part of this teaching is a belief that by tracing the paths of the Tree Of Life it is possible to once again become one with the Godhead.

That belief is used as the basis for this game. The player controls a character, or acolyte, who is sending their spirit out to follow pathways along the Tree Of Life. The ultimate objective of the game is to guide the acolyte along a predetermined path through ten spheres of existence to achieve Godhead. Along the way there are objects that must be collected before the acolyte can pass from one sphere to the next. There are also demons, creatures of the dark side, who will sap the acolyte's energy.

There are three levels of difficulty and the game keeps track of the highest score of the session. The game is entirely keyboard controlled.

Genres

Adventure

Modes

Single Player

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Developer
Gem Software
Publisher
Amsoft

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1985 · Not Rated

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