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GenreAdventure - TextYear1983
LanguageMachine LanguagePublisherInfocom
ControlsKeyboardDeveloperInfocom
Players1CountryUSA
Programmer(s)

Lebling, Dave / Blank, Marc
Daniels, Bruce / Anderson, Tim

LicenseCommercial
Graphic Artist(s)

[n/a]

Medium Disk
Sound

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Cover Artist(s)[unknown]SerialIZ3-AT1
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Updated on October 30th, 2025 with the following changes:
_ page now has complete information
_ manual now available as a .pdf file
_ added all known versions of the program
_ better screenshots

Also known as Zork III - The Dungeon Master.

Later part of the Zork Trilogy.

Four versions:
(+) Release 10 (Z)
 (-) Release 12 (S)
 (-) Release 16 (D)
 (-) Release 17, Version F (A)

(+) verified
 (-) cracked / unverified

Contributors:
(A) Atarimania
(D) djmat56
(S) SoulBuster
(Z) Zarxx

Missing original disk images (see unverified disks above)!

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Book / Magazine Reviews

 Electronic Fun · July, 1983Rating: 3 / 4 


Up to now in adventure games, you were brave but totally illiterate. The character you commanded had an IQ lower than the average shoe size, because he could only handle two words in a row. Now that problem has been dealt with by the Zork series by Infocom. These games can understand complete sentences and have vocabularies of well over 500 words. That's probably more than three times the... [more]


 The Book of Atari Software · 1984Rating: A+ 


Zork III completes the classic all-text adventure originally written in 1979 on the DEC PDP-11. Like its predecessors, there is a considerable amount of "new" material incorporated not present in the mainframe version, all written in the graphically imaginative style with which even the Atari's Hi-Res pages cannot compete.
When Zork III begins, you are at the bottom of a... [more]


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