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Adventure / Adventure - Text / Graphics · 1988

Fish!

Published by Rainbird · Developed by Magnetic Scrolls

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Text / Graphics
Language
[unknown]
Controls
Keyboard, Mouse
Players
1
Resolution
Low, Medium, High
Programmer(s)
Coles, Bob, Huddy, Richard
Graphic Artist(s)
Kent, Christopher, Humphries, Tristan, Quilley, Geoff, MacLean, Duncan, Selby, Richard, Hunnisett, Alan
Game design
Steggles, Robert, Kemp, Pete, South, Phil, Molloy, John
Musician(s)
Molloy, John
Sound FX
[unknown]
Year
1988
Publisher
Rainbird
Distributor
Telecomsoft
Developer
Magnetic Scrolls
Licensed from
-
Country
United Kingdom
Software
English
Box/Instructions
English
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, TT, 0.5MB
Number of Disks
1, Single Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.1/10 · Votes: 37 · Downloads: 2,965 · Hits: 7,841

Screenshots (7)

Fish! — screenshot 1
Fish! — screenshot 1
Fish! — screenshot 2
Fish! — screenshot 2
Fish! — screenshot 3
Fish! — screenshot 3
Fish! — screenshot 4
Fish! — screenshot 4
Fish! — screenshot 5
Fish! — screenshot 5
Fish! — screenshot 6
Fish! — screenshot 6
Fish! — screenshot 7
Fish! — screenshot 7

Ads (2)

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Fish! · 1988
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Article (2)

Anita Sinclair interview

Tips (2)

Trivia (3)

Awards:

Golden Joystick Awards: Best adventure game of the year 1989

Graphics

Features up to 126 colours on-screen simultaneously (introduction screen)

Origins

Marketing team had an unusual idea for a freebie included with the game - a dead dry goldfish! It was maybe better that the idea was never implemented.
(Source: ST Format issue 3)

Book / Magazine Reviews (1)

The One · December, 1988

Comments (1)

  • StickHead4 Mar 2009

    I found this a great introduction to Interactive Fiction. Difficult enough to provide a challenge, but not too frustrating. Accessible parser, nice graphics, irreverent yet immersive plot. Read my review here.

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