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Adventure / Adventure - Text / Graphics · 1986

Silicon Dreams

Published by Rainbird · Developed by Level 9 Computing

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Information

Genre
Adventure - Text / Graphics
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Austin, Mike
Year
1986
Publisher
Rainbird
Developer
Level 9 Computing
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape, Disk
Rarity
4 (Tape), 5 (Disk)

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.4/10 · Votes: 44 · Downloads: 1,861 · Hits: 8,979

Screenshots (4)

Silicon Dreams — screenshot 1
Silicon Dreams — screenshot 1
Silicon Dreams — screenshot 2
Silicon Dreams — screenshot 2
Silicon Dreams — screenshot 3
Silicon Dreams — screenshot 3
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Silicon Dreams — screenshot 4

Cover Art (4)

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Instructions (17)

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Comments (3)

  • rave.N29 Jan 2016

    part two of the literature, the poem named "Eden Song" isn't here. This is the text used for copy protection, of which part one says we will need to answer for "about half way through" the games.

  • rave.N13 Jan 2016

    Requires XL/XE and 64K RAM, this is 3 text adventure games on a DOS v3 type disk, all 3 games are document protected, protection can be seen when trying to RESTORE a saved game. +at other times??? These games are better than most text adventures and this game engine is much better than most too. For more about the game engine plus 3 additional games using it including an homage to one of the oldest games (Colossal Cave), see "Jewels of Darkness"

  • Bill T15 Oct 2007

    This game was INSANE! One of the most obscure and frustrating text adventures I've ever played. I remember being totally perplexed by this game as a child (even moreso than I was by Human Torch & The Thing, another unforgiving text adventure.) Oh the wild, weird quality of this game. Maybe my adult mind could make sense of it...

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