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1. There is also a roc teriyaki in the prologue of Zork Zero, and in Spellbreaker, at one point, the player is captured by a roc and taken to its nest, where the player will return later in the game to get a cube, which can't be gotten earlier because the roc won't let you go near the egg.
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The sorcerer games were good too, and one of them even featured a cameo from a certain 'weary and bedragled adventurer' from Zork fame. Crack windows 7 password knoppix linux. Planetfall was good, as was Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. There were also the mystery ones where you were supposed to solve a murder without getting killed yourself.

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Zork: The Great Underground Empire gameplay screenshot DOSGames.com Review:  Rating: 5Zork: The Great Underground Empire is a seminal interactive fiction game, and the first in a series of influential text adventure games from Infocom. I don't often add interactive fiction games to the archive (see for more of those) but I'll make exceptions for exceptional games! Originally released for the TRS-80 in 1980, the DOS port keeps the story and gameplay of the original game. (Most people probably remember playing it on DOS anyways!) This version is actually 'Mini-Zork', described as a 'Reader's Digest' version of the full game intended as a demo. It's described in the included readme thusly: 'This program is a sample of the first Zork text adventure, published around 1981. The full game is available in the Lost Treasures of Infocom collection, volume 1, as well as in the Zork Anthology.'

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Truly a classic of the genre!