Time and Magik: The Trilogy
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Level 9 Computing, Ltd.
Level 9 Computing Ltd was founded in 1981 in the United Kingdom by three brothers: Mike, Pete and Nick Austin. Its aim was to produce and publish high quality text adventures initially for the BBC computer, and later the company expanded to other 8-bit and 16-bit computers of that era.
Mainly due to the decline in sales of text based adventures at the end of the 80s, Level 9 Computing had to close down in mid 1991. In the ten years in between it published over 20 main titles plus some licensed titles which have helped shape the adventure scene. Most of those releases were highly appreciated (and compared against those of Infocom). The theme of these adventures was initially set in fantasy and Middle Earth (which yielded the compilation: Jewels of Darkness), and later it published adventures with a Sci-Fi theme (Silicon Dreams trilogy). In the mid-80s it added relative rudimentary graphics to new and existing releases.
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Time and Magik: The Trilogy is a text-based adventure game series released in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It was developed by Infocom,
a pioneer in interactive fiction. The series is known for its intricate puzzles, rich storytelling, and unique sense of humor.
The trilogy consists of three games:
Zork I: The Great Underground Empire (1981): The first game in the series, it introduces players to the world of Zork, a vast underground
complex filled with puzzles, traps, and treasure.
Zork II: The Dungeon of Doom (1982): The second game continues the story of Zork, taking players deeper into the underground empire and
introducing new challenges.
Zork III: The House of Illusions (1984): The final game in the trilogy shifts the setting to a mysterious house above the underground empire,
offering new puzzles and a different gameplay experience.
Players interact with the game world by typing commands, using natural language to describe their actions.
The games are filled with challenging puzzles that require logic, observation, and problem-solving skills.
The series is known for its witty dialogue and humorous situations.
The games feature engaging narratives and well-developed characters.
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