Showing posts with label Realms of Quest V. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Realms of Quest V. Show all posts
Double Sided Games announces a triple game whammy for 2020
With 2020 fast approaching it doesn't come as a surprise to us to see developers and or publishers announcing new games, as sure enough that has just happened with our personal favourite publishers Double Sided Games. A company that so far has released Black Dawn Rebirth, L’Abbaye des morts, Vegetables Deluxe and Realms of Quest V. The news announcement of today is, they've just gone and announced Hired Sword II for the C64, Don’t Break The Balls for the C64 and Super Metal Hero for the Amiga.
Realms of Quest V - An eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 is now available
Way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. If you remember those awesome games, you'll be pleased to know Double Sided Games has finally released the sequel to the epic series as ' Realms of Quest V ' by Ghislain De Blois@hitfan2000!
Realms of Quest V - An eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 coming July 1st, 2019
Way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. If you remember those awesome games, you'll be overjoyed to know Double Sided Games have announced the sequel of ' Realms of Quest V ' will be released July 1st and you can pre-order the game now.
Realms of Quest V - An eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 gets a new trailer
Way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. If you remember those awesome games, you'll be pleased to know Double Sided Games have shown off new footage of the upcoming sequel in the series as ' Realms of Quest V ' by Ghislain De Blois@hitfan2000!
Realms of Quest V - A rather eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 gets new screenshots
In 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. A fine tribute to the classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. Fast forward to a more recent update however, and @hitfan2000 has just tweeted an update to his upcoming new game in the series for the VIC-20 as Realms of Quest V.
Realms of Quest V - A rather eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 gets a BIG update
As we said before way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. If however you've played those games and want something fresh for the VIC-20 you'll be pleased to know Ghislain de Blois has contacted us regarding the current development status of the next RPG in the line up as Realms of Quest V.
Realms of Quest V - The next RPG in a fantastic line up of VIC-20 games!
Way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. Yet fast forward to this year and Ghislain de Blois has announced the next game in the series as ' Realms of Quest V ', which again looks to be a very decent RPG for the Commodore VIC-20
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