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The bug that marked translated (=non-English) game entries as protected, and thus made the games non-downloadable there, has been fixed. If you encounter pages which do not follow our new instructions to have the same game status in all languages, please open a thread in Site Comments and Suggestions. Thanks!
HailToNietzsche was in the depths of his own worst nightmare again, but this time there was no waking up. Lost and alone in a dangerous and alien world, he had to discover where he was, how he got there, and how he was going to get out! In a frantic search of the unfamiliar land, he explored aMAZEing forests, mines and underground complexes, collecting boxshots and interacting with indigenous creatures. The latter told him about the magic rites one can perform over the former, and so he accomplished to teleport back to his home, Abandonia, where the boxshots which travelled with him are stored in a shrine to worship them and their secret powers.
It's unprotection time, and today we have an oldie but a goodie specially for you.
SimCity 2000 is abandonware gold. Try not to get too caught up in it, we don't want you all to disappear and never come back!
Kyle Blackthorne that is. Awhile back an evil shaman forced him to retire and live a quiet life as a hermit. Now the shaman is dead, and Kyle will take up his shotgun once again and continue on his quest to save planet Tuul.
Enjoy today's unprotection: Blackthorne
Carmen Sandiego and her crooks are loose once again! This time, she is travelling through time itself, so it's up to you to stop her, but not just around the world, but through history! Travelling across time, you need to find clues and question witnesses until you find the crooks. But hurry, we don't have much time...
Thanks to our agents, BentleyVA and The_Lemming, we have our very own time-machine and can go pursue this motley band of crooks. So, what are you waiting for? Go and save history!
One more little technological step and time-travelling won't be only a fantasy in some sci-fi obsessed geek's mind. Until then, though, here's a game that lets you taste all the adventures and misfortunes that come with raiding the past eras. Your task is fixing the timeline and catch Morgana, and you can only accomplish that by visiting different stages in our society's evolution.
Avoid the temporal paradox when playing the latest point-and-click adventure game on Abandonia, Time Paradox, reviewed by the contributor from Middle-Earth, Frodo. We also thank The Fifth Horseman for the archive.
Sometimes when you browse through Abandonia's list of games, you have this feeling that something very important is missing, and it doesn't stop bugging you. You can laugh all you want, but it's actually a tragedy: we have only one Wizardry game, and it's the 7th part in the series. |+_=| Where are the first six?
I fail to see the reason why nobody's willing to take the initiative and bring them back to life. So we're taking a more aggressive approach, by asking you directly, since our site is all about voluntary work. So whoever is brave enough, or has writing skills and wants to review the games that drew the evolution path for RPGs, choose a game from here: I II III IV V VI, and post your desire in the respective thread.
Remember that you'll have the possibility to take only two reviews at a time (from those six). If noone's taken the rest by then, after uploading your reviews on the FTP, you have the right to take two more. Also, take note that we're talking about the Wizardry games, so we're expecting more than usual, both in quality and quantity. Thank you.
