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  • New game: "The Queen's Footsteps"

    From Your Name@YourName@YourISP.com to comp.sys.mac.vintage on Thu Sep 24 10:08:04 2020
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    A new text adventure game has been released that runs on a variety of
    old computers. It can be downloaded for free or for some versions
    bought as a proper boxed copy with floppy disks.


    The Queen's Footsteps
    ---------------------
    A modern text adventure for vintage computers.

    The Queen's Footsteps is a text adventure game that you can play
    on your vintage computers. A text adventure is a game where all
    the interaction takes places with text and you instruct your
    alter ego by typing command at a prompt. The rest is done by
    your fantasy!

    Systems:
    C64, VIC20+32K, C128, Plus/4, PET models with at least 32K of RAM, 
    Amiga, CPC 664 or CPC6128, MSX, ZX Spectrum 48K, ZX Spectrum +3,
    MS-DOS, Macintosh 68k, CP/M, Olivetti M20, RC2014, Commander X16.

    <https://darwinne.itch.io/the-queens-footsteps>



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  • From info@info@cornica.org (Sebastian) to comp.sys.mac.vintage on Sun Oct 1 13:47:37 2023
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.vintage

    In article <rkgh02$1674$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Your Name
    <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:

    A new text adventure game has been released that runs on a variety of
    old computers. It can be downloaded for free or for some versions
    bought as a proper boxed copy with floppy disks.


    The Queen's Footsteps
    ---------------------
    A modern text adventure for vintage computers.


    As a buyer of the boxed Macintosh version, I just wanted to post a recommendation. It's a well-made text-adventure with an unique story and a world that is fun to explore. I found it not too hard, especially when
    compared to old Infocom adventures, and was able to solve it relatively hassle-free. (I think I only got stuck once or twice for a short period of time)

    Only downside I found was that saving a game wouldn't work on System 6,
    but requires System 7 and up. Though that might have been fixed already.
    (I know the author did for the successor)

    If you have an old Macintosh and you like text adventures, give this a
    try. It's a fun trip back in gaming history.
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