Exile v1.0.3 now available.
Jeffrey Vogel
wants a nice, meaty RPG, Exile v1.0.3 is now available. It is
at wuarchive.wustl.edu, in /pub/WINDOWS_UPLOADS. File: exile103.zip.
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Spiderweb Software presents a new, full-length, fantasy role-playing
shareware game for the Windows:
EXILE: Escape From The Pit v1.0.3
"exile n. 1. Enforced removal from one's native country. 2. The state
or circumstance of being in Exile."
Above ground, there is only one nation: The Empire. That's all
it's called. What need is there for fancy names when there's only
one game in town?
The Empire maintains order at all costs. Misfits, magical
creatures, and petty criminals of all sorts are unwanted, and the
Empire has one tried and true way of disposing of them...
They are sent through a one-way teleporter into the
Underworld. And you are considered misfits.
There are hundreds of miles of tunnels under the surface
world, filled with creatures fantastic and mundane, all scrabbling
for the same limited food and limited space. It is into this hostile,
war-ravaged land that you are sent to find your fortune. Or just
try to survive.
Exile is a shareware full-length fantasy role-playing game. It
boasts intricate game machinery and an enormous, highly detailed
world. Among its features:
* An enormous cave system, filled with special encounters and
almost 80 towns and dungeon levels.
* Many, many people to talk to and puzzles to solve.
* Multiple game objectives. Win the game in one way, or several.
* Elegant, skill based character generation system. No character
classes - customize your characters as much as you want.
* Full auto-mapping.
* Ultima-like top-down view.
* First half of game available, at full functionality, without
paying. Play many of the towns and dungeons for free.
Exile is $25 shareware. It requires Windows 3.1, a 13" monitor, 2 MB RAM,
and 256 colors. Exile is compatible with Windows 95!
A hint booklet is available for $6. The unregistered version of Exile may
be freely redistributed.
Questions may be sent to jvo...@eden.rutgers.edu.
Author is member of the Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP).
- Jeff Vogel
Keeper of Exile
Spiderweb Software