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From: Adam West <adamw@iquest.net>
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Subject: [Announce] Bronze Dragon: FREE CRPG
Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 22:34:22 -0500
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An open Announcement to ALL CRPGers:

We made an old all-text CRPG way back in 1985 called Bronze Dragon: 
Conquest of Infinity for the Apple computer. It didn't have graphics; 
there were no fancy sound effects. It was just role-playing the good
old fashioned way.

If you'd like to play it, we've released it to the Public Domain. You
can have it for free.

Games back then didn't take up much disk space and still don't. And
you can play it with any Apple emulator (for Mac, Windows, UNIX, etc).

Hey, the price is right and you can get it right now. What are you
waiting for?

In 1987, Scorpia said:
"Overall, I enjoy the BD games. While they do not have graphics (just no 
room in 64K), they are cleverly designed and quite challenging at high 
levels of difficulty.... They are an amazing value for the money, 
considering how much is on these disks. Add in a variety of plots and 
customized dungeons, and you have a very nice package indeed; more than 
enough medium-length games to keep you occupied for many hours to come."

And did I mention we're working on an all-new Windows 95 version?

Get back to REAL role-playing and check out where we're going:

http://www.iquest.net/~adamw/index.html

Thanks,

Adam West
Commonwealth Software