Perihelion Amiga 1993
Morbid Visions released Perihelion: The Prophecy for the Amiga in 1993. Perihelion was programmed Gyula Szentirmay and designed by Edvard Tóth and Gyula Szentirmay. Perihelion graphics were drawn by Edvard Tóth, and its audio was composed by Zoltán Végh.
Perihelion is an Amiga-exclusive cRPG notable for its psionic spell runes, unique races, pixel art and user interface tactility and intuitiveness. Overall, Perihelion is unmistakably an Amiga game and oozes Amiga soul by tapping Agnus, Denise and Paula.
Perihelion gameplay consists of flip-screen exploration, text input queries and tactical turn-based combat (AP-based). The flip-screen active drawspace is 176x120px whereas the battlefield drawspace is 224x128px. The battlefield scrolls in tile increments.
Perihelion is one of the very few pre-Fallout cRPGs to feature excellent audiovisuals, mechanics and presentation. If only Perihelion came out in the Amiga's heyday of 1989-90 instead of... 1993.
Perihelion was distributed on 4x 3.5" 880kB diskettes.
- Perihelion manual: 66 pages
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