Robin of the Wood
Robin of the Wood is a maze-based action-adventure video game published in 1985 for the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 by Odin Computer Graphics in the UK and Serma Software in Spain. It is based on the English legend of Robin Hood.
Robin of the Wood
- Date
- 1985
- Publisher
- Odin Computer Graphics
- Genre
- maze video game
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Robin of the Wood is a maze-based action-adventure video game published in 1985 for the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 by Odin Computer Graphics in the UK and Serma Software in Spain. It is based on the English legend of Robin Hood.
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• Developer — Steve Wetherill Paul Salmon Stuart Fotheringham Marc Wilding Fred Gray • Publisher — Odin Computer Graphics • Released — 1985 • Genre — Maze, action-adventure • Modes — Single-player • Illustration — Screenshot
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Robin of the Wood is associated with United Kingdom.
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1985
Robin of the Wood published.
1985
Robin of the Wood is recorded as published in 1985.
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- United Kingdom
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Crash magazine awarded the game 94%, giving it a Crash Smash, and called it the "most addictive" game they had played, whilst also recommending this title for fans of maze games.
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