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Twilight's Treasures (a.k.a. Treasure Dive)

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One of the rarest early games by John Romero of id Software fame, Twilight's Treasures is a decent little action game included in Softdisk's Big Blue Disk Sampler disk, made to promote the company's "Big Blue Disk" - a monthly on-disk magazine that features a number of useful utilities and small games with each issue. Your goal in the game is to dive down to grab a chest and resurface unharmed. There are numerous dangers you have to avoid, including sharks and eels, and even floating mines on higher levels. You also have a limited supply of air, so you have to time your approaches carefully. Not revolutionary by any means, but still a nice little game that showcases Romero's flair for fluid controls and smooth animation years before Wolfenstein 3D. It reminds me a bit of Octopus game on Game & Watch too - anyone old enough to remember that? ;) Big thanks to Greg who sent us the entire contents of Big Blue Disk Sampler, which contains this game, a nice Klondike card game, and a few useful programs.
Average Rating:7.5 [2 votes]
Genre:Action
Designer:John Romero
Developer:Softdisk Publishing
Publisher:Softdisk Publishing
Year:1989
Software Copyright:Softdisk Publishing
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More Info:Mobygames | The Web
System Requirements:DOS
If you like this game, try:WinDepth, ScubaVenture, Pyramids of Egypt
Thanks to...Greg 
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