The evil Sergend, allied with the devil, has obtained from it a magic mirror that has the terrible power to drive those who look at it mad, because it reflects everything that is horrible about the human soul, full of passions and fears. With this mirror he intends to put an end to all the people of good will in his domain, for only the wicked are able to contemplate their own vileness.
The game consists of three phases. In the first you must escape from the inn, in the second you wander through forests and passageways on your way to the monastery and in the third you locate and destroy the mirror. But remember that the mirror cannot be looked directly.
Dinamic Software was a spanish video game development studio based in Madrid, Madrid, founded in 1984 by Pablo Ruiz Tejedor and Víctor Ruiz Tejedor. Closed in 1992.
As a development studio it has developed a total of 53 spanish videogames, being some of the most importantn Camelot Warriors (Dinamic Software, 1985), Risky Woods (Dinamic Software, 1992) o Satan (Dinamic Software, 1989). They have also developed other video games such as Freddy Hardest – Z Planet (Gamez Studio, 2026), Mega Phoenix (Dinamic Software, 1991), and Hammer Boy (Dinamic Software, 1991).
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Zeus Software was a spanish video game development studio based in San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, founded in 1988. Closed in 1989.
As a development studio it has developed a total of nine spanish videogames, being some of the most importantn Risky Woods (Dinamic Software, 1992), Biomechanical Toy (Zeus Software, 1995) o Hundra (Dinamic Software, 1988). They have also developed other video games such as Bioplaything Cop (Zeus Software, 1995), Last KM (Zeus Software, 1995), and Bestial Warrior (Dinamic Software, 1989).
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