Bloodwych Amiga 1989
Anthony Taglione aka TAG and Mirrorsoft released Bloodwych for Atari ST and Amiga in 1989. Bloodwych is most notable for its two-player split-screen mode, character interaction system and icon-driven interface. The two-player split-screen mode is facilitated by 2x 128x76px drawspaces.
Bloodwych is a flip-screen cRPG in the vein of Dungeon Master of 1987.
Bloodwych graphics were drawn by Peter Owen-James. The Crystal Guardian of Bloodwych was painted by Chris Achilleos.
TAG also released Bloodwych: The Extended Levels for the Amiga in 1990 (Data Disk Vol. 1). The Data Disk added recruitable monsters, new spells, enhanced graphics and +25 dungeon levels.
The Amiga version of Bloodwych was distributed on 1x 3.5" 880kB DD diskette; the Atari ST version on 1x 3.5" 720kB DD diskette.
Bloodwych IBM PC MS-DOS 1991
TAG released Bloodwych for IBM PC MS-DOS in 1991. The IBM PC version of Bloodwych displays in 16-color EGA or VGA 320x200 and supports Roland, AdLib or Tandy audio.
The IBM PC version of Bloodwych was distributed on 1x 3.5" 720kB DD diskette. The install size is 480 kbytes megs (65 files).
- Bloodwych Manual: 75 pages
- Bloodwych Hints & Tips: 25 pages
- Bloodwych copy protection: Manual reference: enter pass code for grid location
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