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==History== | |||
Lankhor begun to produce games in 1987, and stopped its activities in december 2001. It is well known for adventure games such as Mortevielle Manor or Maupiti Island, but made also a few interactive fiction games. | |||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
*''[[La secte noire]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1990; [[Amstrad CPC]]). | ''NOTE: All the following IF games are in [[French]].'' | ||
*''[[Mokowe]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1990; Amstrad CPC). | * ''[[La secte noire]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1990; [[Amstrad CPC]]). | ||
*''[[La crypte des maudits]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1991; Amstrad CPC). | * ''[[Mokowe]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1990; Amstrad CPC). | ||
*''[[Burglar]]'' ([[Sylvain Guehl]]; 1991; Amstrad CPC). | * ''[[La crypte des maudits]]'' ([[Jean-Claude Lebon]] and [[Jean-Pierre Godey]]; 1991; Amstrad CPC). | ||
* ''[[Burglar]]'' ([[Sylvain Guehl]]; 1991; Amstrad CPC). | |||
==Links== | |||
*[http://www.lankhor.net/ Fansite about Lankhor. Old Lankhor games available as legal abandonware (with permission of the publisher)]. | |||
[[Category:Publishers]] | [[Category:Publishers]] | ||
[[Category:French]] | [[Category:French]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:19, 27 December 2006
History
Lankhor begun to produce games in 1987, and stopped its activities in december 2001. It is well known for adventure games such as Mortevielle Manor or Maupiti Island, but made also a few interactive fiction games.
Games
NOTE: All the following IF games are in French.
- La secte noire (Jean-Claude Lebon and Jean-Pierre Godey; 1990; Amstrad CPC).
- Mokowe (Jean-Claude Lebon and Jean-Pierre Godey; 1990; Amstrad CPC).
- La crypte des maudits (Jean-Claude Lebon and Jean-Pierre Godey; 1991; Amstrad CPC).
- Burglar (Sylvain Guehl; 1991; Amstrad CPC).