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Spellbound Cassette (Commodore 64)

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🧙 Magisk eventyr med gåder og charme Spellbound følger troldmanden Magic Knight i hans søgen efter forsvundne venner og magiske genstande. En blanding af tekstbaseret eventyr og grafik i isometrisk stil. 🎮 Produktdetaljer: 🧩 Genre: Adventure / Puzzle 🕹️ Platform: Commodore 64 (Cassette) 📀 Udgivelse: 1985 🧠 Sprog: Engelsk 📦 Stand: Brugt – stand og funktion angivet i variant 💡 En perle for dem, der elsker udfordringer og logisk tænkning.

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