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* ''[[Doomlords]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1988; [[Amstrad CPC]]). | * ''[[Doomlords]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1988?; [[Amstrad CPC]]). | ||
* ''[[ | * ''[[Danger! Adventurer at Work!]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1991; Amstrad CPC). | ||
** There were also [[Commodore]] and [[Spectrum]] versions, published by [[The Guild]]. | |||
** Ported to [[Z-code]] by [[Duncan Cross]]. | ** Ported to [[Z-code]] by [[Duncan Cross]]. | ||
* ''[[The Gerbil Riot of '67]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1991?; Amstrad CPC). | |||
** There were also Commodore and Spectrum versions, published by [[The Guild]]. (The Spectrum version was released in 1992.) | |||
** Ported to MS-DOS (with [[TADS 2]]) by [[Simon Avery]] (1994). | ** Ported to MS-DOS (with [[TADS 2]]) by [[Simon Avery]] (1994). | ||
** Ported to [[Z-code]] by [[Duncan Cross]]. | ** Ported to [[Z-code]] by [[Duncan Cross]]. | ||
* ''[[Dances With Bunny Rabbits]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1992; Amstrad CPC). | * ''[[Dances With Bunny Rabbits]]'' ([[Simon Avery]]; 1992; Amstrad CPC). | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 24 July 2009
Wow Software was founded by Joan Pancott HPilg in 1990 and won the "Best homegrown adventure company" award at the third Adventure Convention in 1992.
Games
- Doomlords (Simon Avery; 1988?; Amstrad CPC).
- Danger! Adventurer at Work! (Simon Avery; 1991; Amstrad CPC).
- There were also Commodore and Spectrum versions, published by The Guild.
- Ported to Z-code by Duncan Cross.
- The Gerbil Riot of '67 (Simon Avery; 1991?; Amstrad CPC).
- There were also Commodore and Spectrum versions, published by The Guild. (The Spectrum version was released in 1992.)
- Ported to MS-DOS (with TADS 2) by Simon Avery (1994).
- Ported to Z-code by Duncan Cross.
- Dances With Bunny Rabbits (Simon Avery; 1992; Amstrad CPC).
- Danger! Adventurer at Work! Two (Simon Avery; 1992; Amstrad CPC).
- There were also Commodore and Spectrum versions, published by The Guild.
- Seven Lost Gnomes (Dorothy Jones, programming: Simon Avery, graphics: Margaret Crewdson; 1992; Amstrad CPC).
Links
- WoW Software - at CPCWiki.