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Dark Ages   1991
User rating: No rating DOS Shareware-turned-freeware Platform
Developed by Scenario Software Compatibility guide
Published by Apogee Software
Graphics: EGA 320×200×16c 

Dark Ages is an extremely primitive-looking platformer in which you play a prince who was kidnapped by an evil wizard and raised by a peasant who turned out to be a hero. Trained to use magic, you must save your kingdom from the dark ages by defeating the evil wizard, Garth, who has given the kingdom to undead creatures and rules with an iron fist. There are 3 volumes in this game, with only the first volume playable in the shareware version.

Volume 1: Prince of Destiny
Volume 2: The Undead Kingdom
Volume 3: Dungeons of Doom

Downloads

Complete version history:

Dark Ages v1.0 Registered Version (375k) 1 February 1992   Play online
Dark Ages v1.0 Shareware Episode (185k) 1 February 1992   Play online

Availability

Apogee generously released this game as freeware under the Dark Ages Freeware License on 20 March 2009.

Monuments of Mars   1990
User rating: No rating DOS Shareware-turned-freeware Platform
Developed by Scenario Software Compatibility guide
Published by Apogee Software
Graphics: CGA 320×200×4c 

Based on the FAST engine, Monuments of Mars takes most of the best elements of Pharaoh's Tomb and adds new challenges. Astronauts have been disappearing in ruins on Mars, and your job is to discover the secrets and rescue the survivors. Gameplay is quite different from the Nevada Smith series because many areas only become accessible after tripping invisible switches, and there are movable blocks. Having a changeable environment is a great twist. Your character has infinite lives, but it's still a good idea to save in case you get stuck somewhere and can't die. Poor collision detection makes some of the later levels more frustrating than necessary. Developed by Scenario Software, Todd Replogle misspelled the name of his own company, listing it as "Scenerio Software" on the title page! There are 20 levels in each volume, which must be played sequentially because there is no map screen. There are 4 volumes in this game, with only the first volume playable in the shareware version.

Volume 1: First Contact
Volume 2: The Pyramid
Volume 3: The Fortress
Volume 4: The Face

Downloads

Complete version history:

Monuments of Mars v1.0 Registered Version (201k)   Play online
Monuments of Mars v1.0 Shareware Episode (78k)   Play online

Availability

Apogee generously released this game as freeware under the Monuments of Mars Freeware License on 20 March 2009.

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