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- Categories:Gender, Animal, Computer Game
- (C) 1988, Game System: PC, Magic, Shapeshifter, Fantasy, Text
Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Infocom
Description
Early in the game, Merlin gives the player character, Arthur, the
ability to change into five different animal forms; the owl, the
eel, the badger, the turtle, and the salamander. Each of these
forms are necessary to solve the game's puzzles.
In this text adventure, the male demon Nudd attempts to trick the
player (playing Arthur) by taking the form of a girl. It's
ambiguous as to whether this is accomplished by illusion or
shapeshifting.
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originally posted by Esrom on 2001-01-14, 1 edit, entryid=4992
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