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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Role-playing/First-Person RPG
RELEASE DATE
--/--/93
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE, Animated Violence
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DESCRIPTION
Inspired by Raymond E. Feist's successful Riftwar saga, Betrayal at Krondor features an original story that takes place in the land of Midkemia. The game is an interactive fantasy played in nine chapter segments with specific goals in each, which when attained, move the story along. Play within levels is nonlinear and includes actions ranging from exploration to treasure hunting to character development and battle. Standard role-playing aspects include character ratings in health, stamina, strength, and speed and skill development through a logical system of experience rewards. Spell casting, inventory management, combat strategy and a large cast of fascinating people and strange creatures are integral parts of Betrayal at Krondor. The game utilizes a simple point-and-click interface and covers a vast game world with a plot weaving throughout the nine chapters. Multiple game utility options allow you to customize the game to reflect your own preferences. ~ Michael L. House, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“1) Ultima Online - Totally broke the mold and pushed for a world of immense freedom and flexibility. I feel they screwed it up later on. I miss the anarchy of 1997's beta. 2) Betrayal at Krondor -...”
created 09/OCT/2009
“first rpg i played .oldie but goodie.”
created 27/JUN/2009
“This was the first fantasy rpg I played and it was great fun. I enjoyed the sequel more, but wouldn't have looked at it without this one.”
“This was the first fantasy rpg I played and it was great fun. I enjoyed the sequel more, but wouldn't have looked at it without this one.”
created 07/APR/2009
“One of the coolest RPGs ever. Got me into reading the epic RE Feist stuff too. Amazing story, epic music, and graphics/animation so ahead of its time. Imperfect, but amazing. ”
“One of the coolest RPGs ever. Got me into reading the epic RE Feist stuff too. Amazing story, epic music, and graphics/animation so ahead of its time. Imperfect, but amazing. ”
created 19/JAN/2009
“Remember that old Game? I mean, the one called Betrayal at Krondor? ...”
created 25/DEC/2008
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tibbon was the last to comment - about 1 month ago... show previous
The sequels (there were actually two) were definitely bad. I did however get a bit into Feist's books in my early teens, which were fun. ”
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