User:Mara/Multiple-platform mockup of 1984
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- Cutthroats (Michael Berlyn and Jerry Wolper, publisher: Infocom).
- The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams and Steve Meretzky, publisher: Infocom).
- Seastalker: (Your Name) and the Ultramarine Bioceptor (Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence, publisher: Infocom).
- Sorcerer (Steve Meretzky, publisher: Infocom).
- Suspect (Dave Lebling, publisher: Infocom).
Other Authoring Systems
Apple II
- Crypt of Medea (Arthur Britto and Allan Lamb, publisher: Sir-Tech Software).
- Empire III: Armageddon (designer: David Mullich, programmer: Bill Widger, publisher: EduWare Services).
- Epidémie (Jean-Louis Le Breton and Fabrice Gille, publisher: Froggy Software; French).
- Paranoïak (Jean-Louis Le Breton and Fabrice Gille, publisher: Froggy Software; French).
BTZ
- Mindwheel (author: Robert Pinsky, programmers: Steve Hales and William Mataga; publisher: Brøderbund Software).
Commodore
- Ripper! (John Winnie and Stanley Baronett Jr., publisher: Avalon Hill).
- Swiss Family Robinson (David Dockterman, Gabrielle Savage and Tom Snyder, publisher: Trillium).
IBM PC/MS-DOS
- Calixto Island (Bob Withers and Stephen O'Dea, publisher: Mark Data Products).
- Drug Wars: A Game Based on the New York Drug Market (John E. Dell).
- Earthly Delights (Dan'l Leviton and Roger Webster, publisher: Datamost).
- Racter (William Chamberlain and Thomas Etter, publisher: Mindscape).
- The Holy Grail (Joe Emerson, Ken Smith and Gary Wolf).
- Zyll (Scott B. Edwards and Marshal W. Linder, publisher: IBM).
Spectrum
- Ground Zero (Colin Smith, publisher: Artic Computing).
- Yenght (Víctor Ruiz Tejedor, artist: Ignacio Ruiz Tejedor, publisher: Dinamic Software; Spanish).
Multiple Platforms
Activision
Unless otherwise indicated, all of Activision's games were released for the Atari, Commodore and Spectrum.
- The Tracer Sanction (developer: Interplay).
Adventure International
Unless otherwise indicated, all of Adventure International's games were released for the Commodore, Spectrum and MS-DOS.
- The Hulk (Scott Adams, artists: Mark Gruewald, Kem McNair and John Romita Sr.).
- Spider-Man (Scott Adams, artist: Alfred Milgrom).
Applications Software Specialists
Platforms: Commodore and Spectrum.
Artic Computing
- The Eye of Bain (Simon Wadsworth, publisher: Artic Computing).
Datasoft
Platforms: Apple II, Atari, Commodore and TRS-80.
- The Dallas Quest (James Garon, Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, artists: Kelly Day and Joe Pearson)
Domark Software
Platforms: Spectrum and Commodore.
Level 9
Platforms: Atari, BBC Micro and Spectrum.
Melbourne House
Platforms: Spectrum and Commodore.
- Hampstead (Peter Jones and Trevor Lever).
- Sherlock (Philip Mitchell).
Mosaic Publishing
Platforms: Amstrad CPC, Commodore and Spectrum.
Polarware
Platforms: Atari, Commodore and IBM PC.
- The Quest (Dallas Snell, Joel Ellis Rea, Joe Toller, artists: Marsha Meuse and Steven Meuse)
Puffin Books
Platforms: Commodore and Spectrum.
- The Citadel of Chaos (Darryl Mattocks and S. J. Ball).
- The Forest of Doom (Darryl Mattocks and S. J. Ball).
Scholastic
Platforms: Apple II, Atari and TI-99/4A.
- Jungle Quest (developer: Parachute Press).
Trillium
Unless otherwise indicated, all of Trillium's games were released for the Apple II and Commodore 64, and for MS-DOS.
- Amazon (Michael Crichton).
- Dragonworld (Byron Preiss and Michael Reaves).
- Fahrenheit 451 (Len Neufeld and Byron Preiss).
- Rendezvous With Rama (Ronald Martinez). MS-DOS version released in 1985.
Zenobi Software
Unless otherwise indicated, all of Trillium's games were released for the Spectrum.
- The Black Tower (Diane Rice).
- Mutant (Jack Lockerby).
- Quest for the Holy Joystick (Fergus McNeill and Jason Somerville, artist: Mad Mac).
- Se-Kaa of Assiah (Les Hogarth and Clive Wilson; Apple II).
- Sherwood Forest (Fergus McNeill).