An October 1987 Adventure Probe review lists the PAW as the system used for the Spectrum version, although interview comments from Tony (in Adventure Probe volume 2 issue 3) suggest there may have been an earlier version for Spectrum made using the Quill or GAC.
A (PAWed) 128K version of the game was later released by FSF Software. The +3 version of the game features full-screen graphics, which load off the disk.
The Amstrad version of the game appears in three different forms...
- There were two tape/disk versions by Tony Collins and Richard Robinson*, one with graphics & one just with text, that were released by Recreation Re-Creation. These were produced with the GAC.
- There was also a later "128K" Amstrad version by the author, released after the 1989 Spectrum version, that combined both parts of the game into a single load and was only available on disk; this was produced with the CP/M PAWs.
A disk-only C64 conversion was produced by William Quinn for Tony Collins' The Guild using the GAC+.
A fully-authorised enhanced "Sam Coupe" version of the game was produced by Dave Whitmore & Gareth Pitchford of the Sam Coupe Adventure Club by taking the Spectrum 48K version of the game, adding text from the 128K adventure and graphics from the +3 disk edition.
*Richard Robinson is credited as a co-author in the early versions of the game.
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