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Information - Cadaver

Genre	Adventure / Arcade - 3-D	Year	1991
Language	Machine Language	Publisher	Zero
Controls	Joystick	Distributor	Dennis Publishing
Players	1	Developer	Bitmap Brothers
Resolution	Low	Licensed from	-
Programmer(s)	Montgomery, Mike / Kelly, Steve Griffiths, Sean	Country
Graphic Artist(s)	Chapman, Robin / Malone, Dan	Software	English
Game design	Kelly, Steve / Matthews, Eric Montgomery, Mike / Wilcock, Phil	Box / Instructions	English
Musician(s)	Joseph, Richard	License	Game Demo or Preview - Commercial
Sound FX	Joseph, Richard	Serial
Cover Artist(s)		ST Type	ST, STe / 0.5MB
MIDI		Version	[preview]
Dump	Download / MSA	Number of Disks	1 / Double-Sided
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Other versions with the same title:

Image Works (United Kingdom)
Kixx XL (version [Re-release]) ()
Zero (version [Preview]) ()

[unknown] (version [preview]) ()
Image Works ()
ST Action (version [preview]) ()

The well-known 'Last Supper' Demo was (afaik) not developed by The Bitmap Brothers but by a group called 'Soldiers of Hell'. It was released on the 'Soldiers of Hell' Party and appeared on 'Zero' Coverdisk #15. Funny enough, the label on the coverdisk shows a mirrored picture from the 'Temple' Demo - not from 'The Last Supper'. The plot is set after 'The Payoff' and it's the last adventure of Karadoc. Source: Cadaver Secret Shrine

Article - Cadaver

Work in Progress (The One)

Bitmap Brothers interview

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Tips - Cadaver

Game utils
Cadaver map viewer at Kroah's Game Reverse Engineering Page

Trivia - Cadaver

Sound
This game features digital titlemusic
Music written with Quartet

Charts
Top UK charts position: 5 (1/1991)
Months on charts: 3 between 12/1990 - 3/1991

Releases
The Atari ST version was released first on the 16 bit market in Europe. Published later for other 16 bit systems.
Source: Research of over 16700 software reviews from UK computer magazines between 1985 and 1996.