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Amstrad CPC Longplay - Gothik (1987)

Gothik (Firebird, 1987) Amstrad CPC - 1987 Playlist:    • Amstrad CPC - 1987   Long ago, in the lands far to the north of Belorn, there was peace, and the people were content. Their life was good, and their troubles were few. Among the people lived Hasrinaxx, a druid of few and simple powers but the people loved him and treated him with a great respect. One day, a great army came, led by an evil lord, who laid seige upon the village. The people were in fear of the lord, for he was powerful and could work strong magic, so they did not take up arms agains his force. The druid, with no help from the people, could not defeat the evil lord and so he was taken prisoner. The evil lord enslaved the people and got them to work building a huge castle. Upon completion of the castle, he cast a strong spell on the druid to ensure he could not be set free. He divided the druid's body into six parts, and set each part in a secret chamber. These hidden chambers were, in turn, guarded by a mighty demon. And the evil lord kept guard over the druid's robe himself. The evil lord reigned over the land for many years, and brought sorrow to the lives of the people. One day, however, a young warrior who was passing through the land, caught sight of the four dark towers of the castle. A mysterious voice called out the young warrior's name, beckoning him to draw nearer to the castle and enter its walls. The young warrior could not fail to respond... You are that young warrior, you must take up arms against the servants of the evil lord, and recover the six parts of the druid's body. And, together with his robe, re-unite them so that the druid will live once more, so that the evil lord can be defeated. At the start of the game you can choose which warrior to be: either Olga (the super-heroine) who is stronger in the powers of magic, particularly the casting of lightning bolts and fireball magic, or Olfa (the hero) who is stronger in combat and swift in the use of arrows. Twitter:   / amscpcworld