Most likely, many of our readers weren't Mac users in 1986. Some probably weren't even computer users at all. But those of us who were will undoubtedly remember many wasted hours playing Dark Castle. Now, over 20 years after its initial release (and after a 12 year development cycle of its own), Dark Castle is finally set to return to the Macintosh very, very soon, and you can get the demo now." />



Return to Dark Castle demo now available

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Return to Dark CastleMost likely, many of our readers weren't Mac users in 1986. Some probably weren't even computer users at all. But those of us who were will undoubtedly remember many wasted hours playing Dark Castle. Now, over 20 years after its initial release (and after a 12 year development cycle of its own), Dark Castle is finally set to return to the Macintosh very, very soon, and you can get the demo now.

In a time of magic and mythical beasts, the ominous Dark Castle glows eerily under the full moon. For centuries, the evil Black Knight has dwelled within these walls, spreading fear over the once peaceful countryside. All seemed hopeless until one day, a traveler from a faraway land wandered into the peasant village. He called himself Prince Duncan, and told the townspeople he had come on a quest to vanquish the Black Knight. Overjoyed that peace might finally be restored to their land, they cheered as Duncan set off toward the castle. But alas, their hero never returned from his valiant quest. Tales of his bravery were all that were spoken of Dark Castle for many years...

Until now. A new hero has arrived, ready to face the perils of the castle and destroy the cruel Black Knight once and for all.

Return to Dark Castle is being developed for the Mac OS X by Z Sculpt Entertainment and published by Super Happy Fun Fun. The sequel will feature over 50 brand-new levels, including all 30 classic, re-mastered levels from Dark Castle and Beyond Dark Castle integrated into a new, extensive quest. New secret rooms and mini-games.

Features:

  • 25 orbs to collect (5 times that of BDC).
  • All of the classic foes plus new monsters and bosses.
  • New weapons, power ups, and secret items.
  • Random labyrinths and mazes provide unique puzzles every time.
  • Level Editor for user created content and future expansion packs.
  • Game recording and playback so users can share replays of their accomplishments.
  • Customizable costumes to give each player a unique look.
  • Support for most gamepads and joysticks.

The demo, along with the trailer, screenshots and other info, can be found at the Super Happy Fun Fun website. In addition, game fans can visit the official forum for development news and game discussion.




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