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[jazzcat123]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Icewolf @ Feb 7 2007, 10:05 PM) [snapback]278333[/snapback]</div>

I remember such a game on the C 64. In german it's "Hexenküche". I think the english name is "Cauldron".
Look at it: Cauldron(Mobygames)
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Thanks for the effort, But like i said it wasn't a side scroller,
It was a point and click.
and the name was more along the lines of "revenge of the moon" something a bit more arty and scary.
It was no kids game i'll tell you that.

[jazzcat123]

Quick Bump,
Thanks for everyone help. But maybe i imagined my sister playing it all the way through ? *shrugs*
It did exist! i know it did >_<!

so last call for ideas.

Thanks

[jazzcat123]

Extra info
the game was released by epic megagames,

I got it on a imagitac cd-rom
"Hottest Games" Vol 104 Series 4.

[Tito]

Are you sure of that? I've searched Mobygames for Epic Megagames titles, and there is nothing like that.

[jg007]

could it be Last half of darkness 1?

from search -

In 1989, Last Half of Darkness was a DOS shareware title,

SORRY guys but... ( at least it's better than mosw link

http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?id=2184

[jazzcat123]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tito @ Feb 13 2007, 12:28 AM) [snapback]278929[/snapback]</div>

Are you sure of that? I've searched Mobygames for Epic Megagames titles, and there is nothing like that.
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No, the cover of the cd... which is all i have said epic megagames and i searched their catalouge myself and recognized a lot of the titles on it as being on the cd, So i assumed they all must have been ?
And by your avatar, Is that you annon? *if it is you'll know what i mean*

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jg007 @ Feb 13 2007, 08:28 AM) [snapback]278990[/snapback]</div>

could it be Last half of darkness 1?

from search -

In 1989, Last Half of Darkness was a DOS shareware title,

SORRY guys but... ( at least it's better than mosw link

http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?id=2184
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That story line seems to fit the bill perfectly,
But alas it is not.

The game i had was set in medieval times.

[Tito]

Mmm, I don't understand you, so I suppose I'm not "annon" :blink:

[The Fifth Horseman]

Bump, I know, but... a game called "Plague of the Moon" came up in another thread and sounds like it may be what you were looking for: http://www.abandonware-france.org/ltf_aban..._jeu.php?id=520

[Luchsen]

Plague of the Moon | 1994 | Rebelsoft | [REJECTED: SHAREWARE]

Gabe Macchia still sits at home and waits for checks for $15 each, I presume.

[MrDeadly]

After the great success of finding a full version of "The Lost City of Atlantis", I've been thinking about two other games that many consider "impossible to find". These are games I'm hoping we, the members of this forum, can locate and save from certain death if we just put our minds and resources together:

1. A registered version of "Plague of the Moon" by Rebelsoft 1994 - http://www.abandonware-france.org/ltf_aban..._jeu.php?id=520. It was marketed (I first played it from a shareware-cd years back) so someone must have bought it, if not - author Gabe Macchia probably has it. So if he's alive and well he can be located. Has someone here (a forum member) ever tried writing him using the address that came with the shareware version? If not, we really should.

Gabe Macchia
3221 Mastin Lane
Montgomery, AL 36106
USA

2. The english version of "Black Sect" by Lankhor 1993. This game was relased in french and spanish, and you'll find these versions floating around, but according to Mobygames an english version also exists. Back when this version was released it supposedly sold only 3000 units. Hopefully some of these are still around. The webpage "A for Adventures" - http://www.a-for-adventure.com/gamereview.php?id=370 have screenshots from the game that contain english text. I've tried to contact the webmaster about this without any luck, but someone must have supplied these so our best option is to get these guys talking. Contact them now.

So there you have it fellow game-fans, maybe together we'll get somewhere.