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- Seabase Delta
A direct conversion of Seabase Delta to Z-machine format.
Requires a Z-Code interpreter. Visit IFWiki for download links. - c64-file
Requires c64-emulator such as ccs64.
Commodore 64 Application (Compressed with ZIP. Free Unzip tools are available for most systems at www.info-zip.org.)
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About the Story
A small, slightly surreal romp through an underwater seabase, which could be taken straight out of a James Bond movie. With it's weak old school two word parser, it may seem dated by todays standards, but it has a certain weird humor, and it may appeal to fans of old 8-bit adventure games.
"You, Ed Lines, the famous reporter, have sent the "SUBSUNK" message from the stranded submarine "SEA-LION" only to have it intercepted by enemy agents. The enemy agents use a mysterious magnetic force to draw the sub into "SEABASE DELTA". You must unravel the secrets held in the base then locate the mini-sub and make good your escape."
1 Off-Site Review
Gamebase 64
BT have already dipped their feet into the budget adventure market with Subsunk, a pleasant little Quilled ditty that represented very good value at £1.99. Now they've come up with a sequel, Seabase Delta, at the same pocket-money price.
Well, you don't expect much for £1.99, so the Wiz is pleased to report that he was quite taken with this package. The game has some above average graphics and the scenario, though not startlingly original, contains some novel puzzles and is generally consistent and logical in its construction.
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Game Details
First Publication Date: June 12, 1986
Current Version: 1
License: Commercial (Out of Print)
Development System: Quill
Forgiveness Rating: Tough
IFID: Unknown
TUID: l1iwa0k61xuz3nkg
Seabase Delta on IFDB
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The following polls include votes for Seabase Delta:Best of The Quill, PAW and GAC by Denk
More than 1000 games were made with the British tools "The Quill", "PAW" and "GAC" through the 80s and early 90s. Some bad, others worth playing today. I would like to know which are the best. Those with the most votes are probably among...
Must-play games by Jeff Sonas
I am looking for the games that, in your opinion, you simply must have played in order to really call yourself an IF aficionado. Or if someone wanted to play N number of IF games in order to get as good an overview of the IF classics...
Games With Extended Underwater Sequences by Canalboy
That is games that have immersive (pun intended) sub aqua areas of more than, say ten locations.
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