Atari ST - Mirrorsoft - 1991

Defender of the Crown

Genre: Adventure / Arcade - 2-D
Year: 1991
Language: Machine Language
Publisher: Mirrorsoft
Controls: Mouse
Distributor: EDOS
Players: 1
Developer: Master Designer Software
Resolution: Low
Licensed from: -
Programmer(s): Beeck, Kellyn
Country
Graphic Artist(s): Sachs, James / Platt, RandyDarrah, Bill
Software: —
Game design: Beeck, Kellyn
Box/Instructions: —
Musician(s): Whittaker, David
License: Commercial
Sound FX: [unknown]
Serial: 859
Cover Artist(s): —
ST Type: ST, STe / 0.5MB
MIDI: —
Version: [Re-release]
Dump: Missing dump(s)
Number of Disks: —
Dump format: —
Protection: —

OTHER VERSIONS WITH THE SAME TITLE (4)

CATALOGS (2)

VIDEOS (1)

Defender of The Crown introduction

ARTICLE (1)

TIPS (2)

TRIVIA (2)

Awards:

Golden Joystick Awards: Strategy game of the year runner-up 1988

Charts

Top UK ST charts position: 2 (1/1988)
Months on charts: 4 between 1/1988 - 4/1988

BOOK / MAGAZINE REVIEWS (1)

Génération 4 · Février, 1988Rating: 87%

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VOTES / STATISTICS

Rating8.0/10

Hits: 4,589
Downloads: 0
Votes: 265

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COMMENTS (2)

The Last Atarian16 Jan 2019
Brilliant, wonderful game. Beautiful graphics and wonderful sounds. The publisher is incorrect. This was from Cinemaware, not Mindscape. --- First Amiga release was published by Cinemaware. Later Amiga versions and every USA Atari ST retail version i've seen so far were exclusively manufactured and distributed by Mindscape, as indicated in the front box scan. Exclusive distribution is in contrast with the company being the publisher of the game. Marko
Scooby McGee14 Mar 2009
Gawd, I played this to death. After all these years, I now finally (thru emulation) can win jousting tournaments. Great balance of short mini games and eye candy, with just enough random elements to keep you playing again. The sword fighting got a little old, however, so I often tried to win without raiding castles, and I found it hard to win unless a few key territories were captured early.