LABYRINTH

CASSETTE VERSION

Once the richest source of diamonds in the world, the long deserted mines of Prince Julian are rumored to still hold much treasure. Legend also has it, that held captive in the mines is the one who holds the key to world peace, prosperity, and good seats to the Superbowl!
Dare you descend into the labyrinthian depths where many a brave adventurer has gone but has never returned? Have you the courage to face the strange and terrifying creatures who guard those dark corridors where the walls are in constant motion, exposing entryways and sealing off exits? Perhaps you will be the lucky one who will return alive to tell us of the mysterious prisoner in the mines, and if the wealth they are believed to hold really does exist.

• An arcade style game
• Eight different levels of play
• Keyboard control
• Requires 16K Atari 400/800

This program is fully guaranteed. If it ever fails to load return the original cassette to Brøderbund for free replacement, if the cassette has been physically damaged, please include $5 for replacement.### PROGRAMMED BY COREY KOSAK.GAME DESIGN BY SCOTT SCHRAM AND DOUG CARLSTON.

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Back of Box - Atari 8-bit (US)

Beneath the City of Euqubud on the Ippississim River lie Prince Julian's mines—a labyrinth of hundreds of miles of tunnels and caves which were once the richest source of diamonds in the world. The mines are closed now. The yield became too meager and the cost too great, or so they said.

Many men believe otherwise, and rumors abound of mysterious and terrifying creatures of the dark caverns which chased Prince Julian's company from beneath the earth and now jealously guard their riches. Many courageous adventurers have ventured back into the deep seeking the fortune they believe to be there, but none has returned. They learned too late the terrifying secret of the Labyrinth which ensures the doom of even the best-prepared explorer—the walls of the mine are in constant motion, exposing entryways and sealing off exits, as its ghastly guardians render useless both map and compass with their evil engineering.

You are no foolish treasure hunter, and would not consider assuming the risk of entering the Labyrinth for any material gain. But among those missing in the mines is one who holds the key to peace, prosperity, and good seats at the Superbowl, and you're determined to find out what happened to him and the others, and return alive to tell about it.# LABYRINTH

An arcade-style game for the Apple II/II Plus with 48K, DOS 3.3 or 3.2. Keyboard controlled. Game design by Scott Schram and Doug Carlston. Program code by Scott Schram. Program and packaging are Copyright 1982 by Brøderbund Software, Inc.

This program is fully guaranteed. If it ever fails to boot, return the original disk to Brøderbund Software, Inc. for free replacement. If you have physically damaged the disk please include five dollars for replacement.

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Back of Cardboard Folder - Apple II (US)