In Eighty Days Around The World : Hall Of Light

In Eighty Days Around The World

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In Eighty Days Around The World - Double Barrel Screenshot

Information

Year of the first release

1987

License

Commercial

Number of disks (or CD)

Publisher

Euro Gold Starline (Softgold) - Rest of the World
Pandora (Players/Interceptor) - United Kingdom
Rainbow Arts (Softgold) - Rest of the World

Number max of players

Budget publisher

Top Shots/TopShots (Softgold) - Europe

Simultaneous max players

Developer

Unknown

Language

English
German

Artists

Coder : Y. Poons
Graphician : Ersin Graphics
Graphician : Holger Flöttmann (Floettmann)
Graphician : Manfred Trenz
Graphician : Monika Krawinkel
Musician : Thomas Lopatic (Dr. Nobody/HQC)
Misc : Arnd Nolte
Misc : Holger Flöttmann (Floettmann)

Language in manual

English
German

Hardware

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Amiga original game

Have cheatcode

Have SPS release

yes

WHD install

WHD information

HD install

HD notes

Genre
Category	Action Adventure
Subcategory	Action Adventure - Uncategorised
Dimension	2D
Origin	Book / Literature
Scrolltype	Single Screen - Flip Screen
Theme	Adventure
Theme	Mythological - India
Theme	Outdoor Location - Jungle
Theme	Travel
Viewpoint	Sideways

Conversion hardware

Atari ST/E
Commodore C64/128

Conversion notes

N.B. Despite being advertised in Rainbow Arts catalogues, PC (CGA/EGA), Amstrad CPC and Atari XE/XL versions were never released.

Classic compilation

Funbox

Relationship

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Rarity: Rare

Notes:

[1] Loosely based on Jules Verne's French novel "Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours", which was published in 1872 and later released in English as "Around the World in Eighty Days".

[2] Published by Euro Gold Starline/Rainbow Arts (Softgold) in Germany in 1987 and released by Pandora in the UK in 1988.

[3] Game design by Holger Flöttmann and Arnd Nolte. Coding by Y. Poons. Graphics by Ersin Graphics, Holger Flöttmann and Monika Krawinkel; titlescreen by Manfred Trenz. Sound by Thomas Lopatic.

[4] Manfred Trenz was only involved in drawing the titlescreen, while Holger Flöttmann and Monika Krawinkel were responsible for all other graphics in the game. [Source: Manfred Trenz]