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Adventure / Adventure - Text · 1982

Mysterious Adventure No. 1 - The Golden Baton

Published by Channel 8 Software

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Text
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Howarth, Brian
Year
1982
Publisher
Channel 8 Software
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape
Rarity
8

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 8.3/10 · Votes: 12 · Downloads: 1,921 · Hits: 8,812

Screenshots (2)

Mysterious Adventure No.  1 - The Golden Baton — screenshot 1
Mysterious Adventure No. 1 - The Golden Baton — screenshot 1
Mysterious Adventure No.  1 - The Golden Baton — screenshot 2
Mysterious Adventure No. 1 - The Golden Baton — screenshot 2

Cover Art (1)

Tape
Tape

Ads (2)

Channel 8 · 1983
Channel 8 · 1983
Golden Baton, (The) · 1984
Golden Baton, (The) · 1984

Comments (2)

  • Sir Charles17 Feb 2011

    the scan is not really for the Channel 8 version of the game. The cover graphics are from the Channel 8 package, correct, but you will surely notice the white stripes on the cover where other info used to stand. In the lower right corner Channel 8 used to write "Mysterious Adventure No. 1" and just underneath the game title "The Golden Baton" it usually read "from Channel 8 software". If you take a look at the catalog scan for "Arrow of Death Part 1" you can also see "The Golden Baton" and "Arrow of Death Part 2" covers. Both have the Chanel 8 company info right underneath the title. So this cover scan here has re-used graphics from an old Channel 8 clamshell release. As far as I know this version here is a so-called Dixon's Pack. And publisher is most likely Adventure International UK, because they re-used the Paxman and Channel 8 packages, probably bought up their stock.

  • Jonny EOL11 Nov 2006

    A moderately puzzling but fairly straightforward text adventure. My introduction to the genre and a good way to learn the whole verb-noun method of play, but unlikely to challenge veterans.

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