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Riddle of the Sphinx

Published by HES

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Joystick-Driven
Controls
Joystick, Joystick
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Fulop, Rob, Smith, Robert G.
Format
PAL
Publisher
HES
Country
Australia
Medium
Cartridge

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 8.1/10 · Votes: 7 · Downloads: 1,625 · Hits: 6,089

Screenshots (12)

Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 1
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 1
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 2
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 2
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 3
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 3
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 4
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 4
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 5
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 5
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 6
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 6
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 7
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 7
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 8
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 8
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 9
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 9
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 10
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 10
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 11
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 11
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 12
Riddle of the Sphinx — screenshot 12

Cover Art (3)

Cartridge 1
Cartridge 1
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 3
Cartridge 3

Comments (1)

  • Fernando Aires25 Aug 2012

    This game looks quite simple and outdated, but still it's a very fun game. Unfortunately, I didn't get the logic of the game, I don't know what the objective is, the only thing I know is that when you enter some temples you may lose health and you may also die. Sometimes your character will walk slower and slower, which I assume means he's thirsty so you have to drink water from an oasis. There are thieves that shoot rocks at you, and there are villagers or whatever, that will trade items with you or take items from you. I don't quite understand this game but it's fun anyways :D

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