Al-Qadim: The Genie's Curse 1994
Cyberlore Studios released Al-Qadim: The Genie's Curse for IBM PC MS-DOS 5.0 in 1994. Al-Qadim features seamless transition and screen-scrolling in top-down perspective.
The AD&D-based Arabian Nights-inspired Al-Qadim is set in TSR's Al-Qadim campaign setting of 1992. The player does not get to create a character from scratch, but the pre-defined scimitar-wielding protagonist does have stats, spells and experience-point-based level progression. In addition, there are NPCs and dialogue selections.
Al-Qadim was designed by Herb Perez and programmed by Ken Grey.
Al-Qadim is a Rational Systems' DOS/4GW Protected mode run-time (v1.96).
Al-Qadim requires an i80386-33 MHz CPU, 540,000 bytes of free conventional RAM and 2,250,000 bytes of XMS RAM (4 megs of RAM). Al-Qadim displays in 256-color VGA 320x200.
Al-Qadim audio supports Roland SCC-1/MPU 401, AdLib, General MIDI, Gamewave32, Soundwave32, WaveBlaster, Sound Blaster Regular, Sound Blaster Pro 16 ASP, Sound Blaster Pro I-III, Sound Blaster AWE 16, Media Vision PAS, Media Vision Thunderboard, Ensoniq SoundScape, Orchid Soundwave 32, Logitech Soundman Wave, Generic OPL4 FM Board, Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum and Gravis UltraSound. Al-Qadim supports the use of two sound cards; e.g., Roland SCC-1 for music and Sound Blaster Pro for digital sound effects.
Al-Qadim was distributed on 5x 3.5" 1.44MB HD diskettes and extracts and installs to hard disk drive via Installer for Genie's Curse and Robert K. Jung's DEAJ 2.30 of 1992. The install size is 11 megs and consists of 289 files.
- Al-Qadim Manual aka Rule Book: 57 pages
- Al-Qadim Clue Book: 94 pages
- Al-Qadim copy protection: manual verification
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