Sir Roderick’s Quest
From Sega Retro
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| System(s): SC-3000 | ||||||||||
| Publisher: Poseidon Software | ||||||||||
| Developer: Michael Boyd | ||||||||||
| Genre: Action | ||||||||||
| Number of players: 1 | ||||||||||
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Sir Roderick’s Quest is an SC-3000 game released exclusively in New Zealand by Poseidon Software.
Plot
Sir Roderick looked down across the barren Almor Valley, toward the ruined castle at Almor in the distance, once his home. Many years ago, Sir Roderick had said farewell to his father, the King of Almor, and away toward new lands to discover the world. But, not until many years later did he receive the news that, soon after his departure the kingdom of Almor was invaded by an evil baron name, Belor, who killed the king, and drove the people of Almor to slavery. The presence of evil also had an effect on the Valley of Almor - deprived of Good, it grew a barren and desolate, supporting very little life. But Sir Roderick has returned, and is determined to rid his home of this evil. For, sorcerer, that hidden within the castle lay seven golden objects, created by himself to safeguard the kingdom in times of need after his death. The uniting of the seven object in the throne room of Almor Castle would create a Golden Sword, a symbol of such immense power, that is could rid the kingdom of any evil that prevailed. And so, you have been chosen to guide Sir Roderick in his quest to rid the kingdom of evil and regain the Throne of Almor which is rightfully his.
Screenshots
Why is my pool table trying to kill me?
We all end up in the throne room
Down in the caves
All's well that ends well
Physical scans
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