Domark Ltd The rights to their software is now owned by Eidos. For more information, see Beyond Software. Eureka Type: Bitmap graphics/Music/Sound Written 1984 by Ian Livingstone [story], Donát Kiss and András Császár. Runs on: Commodore 64 Spectrum [48K] Notes: Divided into five parts (prehistory, roman, medieval, world war II and the present). Since each part was set in a different time, it did not matter which one you played first, although the game wouldn't let you play the fifth part until you had the passwords from solving the other four parts (Prehistory, the sound of a dinosaur: meep meep; Roman, who burned Rome: Nero; Medieval, Who killed Arthur: Mordred; World War II, the name of a record: Anvil Chorus). If you managed to solve it all and could figure out the hidden telephone number to call and the first person to do so before 1985-12-31 would win £25.000. If no-one managed to solve the game before then, the money would be distributed among the participating players. The game was solved by 15-year-old Mathew Woodley from the UK 4-5 months before the deadline. A book of maps and hints (written by Ian Livingstone and Mathew Woodley) was published a while after the game was first solved. There was no save command, certain rooms had time limits, there were fighting sequences where you could lose stamina and the game was notorious for killing you. Each part was preceded by an abysmal arcade game in which you could win extra stamina points for the adventure. However, all puzzles in the game are solvable without losing any stamina. Here is a review of Eureka Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less Type: Drawn graphics Written 1987 by Imagitec Design Ltd (Robin Waterfield). Runs on: BBC Commodore 64 Spectrum [48K] Notes: Based on the novel by Jeffrey Archer. Freescape Freescape was a 3D system developed by Incentive Software Ltd. They made a series of 3D adventures in it. Driller Type: 3D Written 1987 by Major Developments (Chris Andrews, Paul Gregory, Stephen Northcott). Runs on: PC Spectrum [48K] Notes: A gas preassure buildup threatens to blow up the planet's moon. You are sent to drill holes to release the pressure. Here is a review of Driller Dark Side Type: 3D Written 1988 by Major Developments (Chris Andrews, Paul Gregory, Stephen Northcott). Runs on: PC Spectrum [48K] Here is a review of Dark Side Total Eclipse Type: 3D Written 1988 by Major Developments. Runs on: Commodore 64 PC Spectrum [48K] Notes: A pyramid has been built to destroy anything that blocks the sun and now a toatal eclipse is about to occur. I have seen a cover for a game called "Total Eclipse" with an Incentive logo on it. Is this the same game? That game was on cassette for Spectrum and said "Freescape Solid 3D". Comments: Yes, that's the one! Here is a review of Total Eclipse Total Eclipse 2: Sphinx Jinx Type: 3D Written 1991 by Major Developments. Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Notes: Comes with Total Eclipse on B side. Here is a review of Total Eclipse 2: Sphinx Jinx Castle Master Type: 3D Written 1990 by Teque Software Development Ltd. Runs on: Amiga Commodore 64 Spectrum [48K] Here is a review of Castle Master For more information, see Incentive Software Ltd Castle Master 2: The Crypt Type: 3D Written 1990 by Teque Software Development Ltd. Runs on: Spectrum [48K] Notes: Only available on Virtual Worlds compilation.

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