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Adventure / Adventure - Miscellaneous · 1981

Fantasyland 2041 AD

Published by Crystalware

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Miscellaneous
Language
BASIC
Controls
Joystick
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Potter, Mike
Year
1981
Publisher
Crystalware
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
9

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.6/10 · Votes: 27 · Downloads: 1,076 · Hits: 9,033

Screenshots (2)

Fantasyland 2041 AD — screenshot 1
Fantasyland 2041 AD — screenshot 1
Fantasyland 2041 AD — screenshot 2
Fantasyland 2041 AD — screenshot 2

Cover Art (2)

Disk 1
Disk 1
Disk 2
Disk 2

Ads (2)

The Finest in Fantasy Game Software · 1981
The Finest in Fantasy Game Software · 1981
The Finest in Fantasy Game Software · 1982
The Finest in Fantasy Game Software · 1982

Comments (7)

  • Mijohe5 May 2022

    It would be great to play this one again. Was fun way back when...

  • Don McGregor6 Jul 2021

    This game is frustrating me now. I am in Camelot. When I go to Merlin's Hideout I try to use the fire spell to pass and I still can't pass. I have the sorcerer with me too. I thought it was because I don't have the Ring of Power which the manual says is in Camelot but I've investigated every screen more than once and cannot find it. Do you have to have a certain amount of gold in your possession to trigger finding it? The manual says you can win King Arthur's blessing with gold. Or is this a glitch? Any suggestions?

  • jcat26 Apr 2011

    Despite the insane amount of bugs and some very screwed up moments where you ask "what was the designer thinking?", this was one of the best games I've played on the 8-bit Atari. A six disk adventure with armies of warriors to build up and a huge amount of exploration scattered throughout themed lands full of treasure and peril. I'm actually playing this again on an emulator using a faster speed to move the action along.

  • Miss it29 Jul 2006

    Doe's anyone know if we can get it to work on todays computers??

  • Dackycat4 Jul 2006

    I LOVE this game (still have it.) John Bell actually wrote the original Apple version...Mike Potter did the conversion to Atari.

  • Miss it28 Feb 2006

    Anyone know if anyone has re-made this game for todays computers, or made it so that we can play the old game today.. :)

  • ATARI Addict!6 Nov 2005

    NICE! I still have all my CRYSTALWARE Games! And Pamphlets! STILL WRAPPED! LOVE it! BYE! ATARI ADDICT! =oD

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