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Arcade / Adventure / Arcade - 2-D · 1989

Seven Gates of Jambala (The)

Published by Thalion · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Adventure / Arcade - 2-D
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1
Resolution
Low
Programmer(s)
Raasch, Michael, Krause, Michael, Bitz, Gunter, Thisell, Niclas, Kleemann, Jens, Hammer, Fabian
Graphic Artist(s)
Krawinkel, Monika, Simon, Erik, Floettmann, Holger, Grohe, Michael
Game design
Floettmann, Holger, Grohe, Michael, Krawinkel, Monika
Musician(s)
Hippel, Jochen
Sound FX
Hippel, Jochen
Dump
Missing dump(s)
Year
1989
Publisher
Thalion
Distributor
Ariolasoft
Developer
[n/a]
Licensed from
-
Country
Germany
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, 0.5MB

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 8.6/10 · Votes: 18 · Downloads: 0 · Hits: 4,169

Screenshots (5)

Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 1
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 1
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 2
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 2
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 3
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 3
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 4
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 4
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 5
Seven Gates of Jambala (The) — screenshot 5

Article (2)

Udo Fischer, Michael Raasch and Jochen Hippel interview

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Tips (1)

Trivia (2)

Sound

This game features digidrum title music

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.

Book / Magazine Reviews (3)

ST Action · January, 1990 · Rating: 66 %

ST Format · February, 1990 · Rating: 78%

The Games Machine · Unknown, 1990 · Rating: 71%

Comments (1)

  • Steve23 Dec 2015

    Technically outstanding .. but why do I suck so badly at this game!! ARGHHH I need an infinity lives cheat!

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