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Seas of Blood

Adventure Soft UK info 1985

Language:
English
Authors:
Alan Cox, Mike Woodroffe info
Platforms:
Amstrad CPC info, C64/128 info, Spectrum
Genres:
Based on literature info, Pirates
Related:
Fighting Fantasy [1: Forest of Doom, The, 2: Citadel of Chaos, The, 3: Seas of Blood, 4: Rebel Planet, 5: Temple of Terror, 6: Sword of the Samurai, 7: Demons of the Deep, 8: Trial of Champions, 9: Appointment With F.E.A.R.]
Entered by:
Alex, dave, Gunness, leenew, Mr Creosote
Added:
10-05-2010
Edited:
15-02-2021

Synopsis

Plot

The city of Tak, at the northern end of the Inland sea, is the greatest den of thieves, pirates and cut-throats that the civilized world has ever seen. In this city of scum, there are many pirates infamous for their ruthless greed, their daring raids and their countless skirmishes with death. One of these villains is you.

You are the captain of the pirate vessel Banshee. Together with your band of seasoned cut-throats, you must scourge the lands of the Inland Sea, searching for treasure. To complete your voyage successfully you have to locate and retrieve 20 treasures and take them to the top of the mountain on Nippur at the Southern end of the Inland Sea.

Notes

Although often co-credited for this game, Brian Howarth has confirmed that he was not part of it.

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Hints
by Ken Hart
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User Comments

Csabo (11-08-2014 21:41)

This game also exists for the Commodore Plus/4 (a conversion of the C=64 version): http://plus4world.powweb.com/software/Seas_Of_Blood

leenew (15-03-2018 09:58)

Is there any evidence that this game was released for the BBC? I have a vague memory of someone saying it was planned but never released?
Lee.

Gunness (16-03-2018 09:28)

Well, according to the cover and manual (http://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=seasofblood) there was a BBC version (back cover mentions a text-only Beeb version, and there are loading instructions in the manual), but of course, neither is hard proof.