[adamantyr]

Hi all,

In December of 2020, I released Realms of Antiquity for the TI-99/4a through ArcadeShopper's storefront, and a few months later, on the Steam and Itch.IO platforms.

I also marketed a collector's edition which included the game ready to play on hardware. I currently have a Kickstarter running to produce another run of collector's editions, and I want to make certain no 99'er misses out on it.



https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arc...rs-edition

Please note the system requirements: you need a SAMS to play the game, either a side car or a PEB card will do. These can be purchased through ArcadeShopper.

8 days to go, and currently 59% funded!

Thanks,
Adam

[germanparts]

Hi all,

In December of 2020, I released Realms of Antiquity for the TI-99/4a through ArcadeShopper's storefront, and a few months later, on the Steam and Itch.IO platforms.

I also marketed a collector's edition which included the game ready to play on hardware. I currently have a Kickstarter running to produce another run of collector's editions, and I want to desert camps in jaisalmer make certain no 99'er misses out on it.



https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arc...rs-edition

Please note the system requirements: you need a SAMS to play the game, either a side car or a PEB card will do. These can be purchased through ArcadeShopper.

8 days to go, and currently 59% funded!

Thanks,
Adam

Nice collection!

[Johnwilliam]

As with all things, it comes in a few forms. There's the 'official' strategy guide, which will have the most complete and up-to-date instructions for completing the game. This is likely to be a book with walkthroughs, maps and detailed instructions on how to solve the game's puzzles.