Moraff's Revenge
Developed by:
Software Diversions, Inc.
Moraffware was formed in the mid 1980's by Steve Moraff. The company quickly became known for its well-made Mahjongg and jigzaw puzzle shareware and freeware games. In addition to puzzle games, the company also developed and published arcade, action and role-playing games.
Moraff's Revenge was the company's first 3D dungeon game for the PC. Moraff's PinBall was the first computer game created by Moraffware for IBM's introduction of VGA resolution.
The company began developing games for Windows in the 1990s. The company distributed games under the names Moraff Games and MoraffWare, as trademarked labels. Many of the company's freeware and shareware games were distributed through larger channels like AOL, Yahoo! and CNet.
In June 2004 the company name was changed to Software Diversions, Inc.
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Description
Like life itself, this game has no single simple object. It could be said than survival is
the objective, but even that is not always the case. More often than not, you will set out
on an expedition with the intent to reach a certain level of the dungeon and then return to
the town. This would be the object for that expedition. Perhaps when you are level-drained
by a wraith, you will set out on a wraith killing mission. That is an objective.
Experience makes a character more powerful. This means more spells points, more health
points, and other good things. The quest for experience is a key part of this game.
Experience is obtained by killing monsters, but only takes effect after you stay at an Inn.
The game involves a process of equipping, fighting, exploring, and healing.
New characters have only a knife and no money, so equipping is not yet possible.
A good start is to find the stairs down and go kill some monsters {piece of cake}. Then, with
the treasure you find, you might be able to buy a cure, or maybe even a sword or some armor.
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