Merlin (1983)

I am also a big fan of the game Merlin. It took me 30 years to finally beat it and the feeling of satisfaction when I finally returned to Londinium with Excalibur… fantastic. — zbfairlane from the Microbee Technology forums I’m having some tech issues with my original planned game, so I went over to random.org to pull something unexpected off my list and came back with another game for the Microbee. Our last encounter with the Australian-local Microbee was quite recent; you can read all the details at my writeup of Eye of Min. Eye of Min was published by the software arm of Microbee, but other companies published for the Microbee as well, one of the more notable companies being Dreamcards. Dreamcards didn’t actually start with the Microbee, but rather a different, even more obscure Australian computer known as the DREAM 6800. Mike Bauer from 1979. Source. Mike Bauer had been tutoring in Computer Science at Deakin University in the 1970s and had his eye on the new micro-computers…

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