Rings of Zilfin

It was meant for beginners to computer RPGs, featuring no character creation, simple game play and movie-like cut scenes, concentrating more on atmosphere than on character stats.

The background: Long ago, the Zilfins (mighty wizards) established an enchanted realm of peace and property in Batiniq.

They created two rings of power which, worn together, made the wearer invincible.

Unfortunately, the evil necromancer Lord Dragos has found one of these rings and has come to great power.

The only hope to prevent him finding the second one is Reis, a young boy possessing some innate magical ability.

In the introduction, Reis barely escapes Dragos' minions, and leaves his home village.

After "character creation" (giving Reis an optional other name and selecting one of 10 difficulty levels, which affect your starting resources), you start your quest to find the Zilfins and their second ring and to develop your magical abilities on the way.

The game features a huge world with over 100 villages and towns in four kingdoms.

Each town has up to three buildings you can enter -- shops with items to buy and sell, inns to eat and drink and rest, amongst others --, and also people you can talk to (careful, some are shape shifters!), sometimes offering valuable information.

There are also a few dungeons and some caves to explore, but most of the game is played in towns or travelling between them.

When leaving a location, the game shows a map where you can select the direction off your next target.

While travelling between locations, the game shows an interesting side scrolling view.

You can set your walking speed, which influences your fatigue, and stop when you encounter pools or plants.

Pools can be drunk from (may have positive or negative effects), and the plants can be gathered and eaten later.

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