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Commodore Amiga

Swords of Twilight

1988 1-3 Players Not Rated

Three years in the making, Swords of Twilight is a gorgeously illustrated fantasy roleplaying adventure. The three members of your party can be played independently by up to three humans using a unique multi-player interface (which is the game's strongest and weakest link) or the computer can control both your companions if you'd rather quest alone. Quirky, non-standard key usage (with no mouse control) is irksome and hampers player maneuverability. The story and characters are lavish and intriguing: with eight parallel worlds to search through for the Swords of Twilight you'll be busy for weeks.

Release date
December 31, 1988
Developer
Free Fall Associates
Publisher
Electronic Arts
Players
1-3

About this game

Swords of Twilight

Three years in the making, Swords of Twilight is a gorgeously illustrated fantasy roleplaying adventure. The three members of your party can be played independently by up to three humans using a unique multi-player interface (which is the game's strongest and weakest link) or the computer can control both your companions if you'd rather quest alone. Quirky, non-standard key usage (with no mouse control) is irksome and hampers player maneuverability. The story and characters are lavish and intriguing: with eight parallel worlds to search through for the Swords of Twilight you'll be busy for weeks.

Genres

Role-Playing

Modes

CooperativeMultiplayer

Studios and credits

Developer
Free Fall Associates
Publisher
Electronic Arts

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1988 · Not Rated

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