Mountain Valley Software Their games came out around 1984-85 (some as early as 1981, though) and had character graphics. According to some people they were awful, according to some they were the best Commodore 64 character graphics ever. There was rarely any plot or real aim of the adventure other than getting to the end. Most problems could be solved with either looking at something or moving it. Smuggler's Inn Type: Character graphics Written in Basic. Runs on: Commodore 64 Comments: Escape from a smuggler hideout. Volcano of Raka-Tua Runs on: Commodore 64 Oasis of Shalimar King Solomon's Mines Runs on: Commodore 64 Himalayan Odyssey Runs on: Commodore 64 TRS-80 [Model I.] Comments: It essentially had a two-word parser, though it would accept more for certain commands like "say". It was much in the vein of the Scott Adams games. Scroll of Akbar Khan Runs on: Commodore 64 Castle of Mydor Runs on: Commodore 64 The Lost City Runs on: Commodore 64 Dark Planet Runs on: Commodore 64 Mystery Island

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