Reign of the Red Dragon
Reign of the Red Dragon is video game written by David Daring for the TRS-80 and published by Adventure International in 1982.
Reign of the Red Dragon
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- 1982
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• Title — Reign of the Red Dragon • Publisher — Adventure International • Designer — Dave Daring • Genre — RPG • Platforms — TRS-80
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Reign of the Red Dragon is a game in which up to five adventurers enter a castle to recover the eight pieces of an ancient scepter, after which the red dragon will attack.
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Bruce Campbell reviewed Reign of the Red Dragon in Space Gamer No. 66. Campbell commented that "If you enjoy this type of program, I recommend Reign of the Red Dragon as superior to some similar programs available in this price range." In the October 1982 issue of 80-U.S. Journal, David Tinis categorized the game as having similarities to Hellfire Warrior and concluded, "The graphics are well done and even though there is no sound, the game is very enjoyable. I would recommend it highly to anyone who enjoys a good adventure."
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