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Amiga version

Title screen
Skeletons
The thinker is actually a 19th century Rodin sculpture
Harpy
Medusa
Viking boat
Burning witch
Dragon
Thor
Axe thrower
Odin
Egypt
Traps
Sarcophagus
Mummies
Jackal
Death screen
High-score table

Amiga CD32 version

Game start
Died at the first bigger enemy

Amstrad CPC version

Title screen.
Let's go.
The Road to Hell.

Commodore 64 version

Title Screen
Second title screen
Level 1, release the skeleton
Level 1, kill the fire demon
next stage, beautiful woman or trap? :)
next stage, time to get medusa's head
victory! the hydra is defeated
Level 2, fight the vikings while lightning strikes
next stage, more enemies approach
the hero's help is needed once again, kill the 3 fire spirits
a harder enemy again
next stage, number of enemies getting intense

NES version

Title screen
Starting out, squaring off against a skeleton.
Facing both a skeleton and a gargoyle now.
The status screen where you can equip other weapons that you have collected.
Carrying the sword.
The cavern even uses skeletons for decorations.
Down in the fire pits
The fire-breathing boss lion
Level 02 - A beautiful woman in this dangerous land... This means a trap!
Level 03 - Cut off the Medusa head to use against the level boss.
Level 03 - Hydra - The boss level
Level 04 - A viking ship in a storm.
Level 05 - Dark Forest - Take the torch to defeat the boss (Wind) and save the lady of fire
Level 06 - Air huge castle
Level 07 - Pyramid - The most complex level of the game
Level 08 - Final Level - Put the pots in the correct places to wake up the Pharaoh... I said in correct places or you will dead!
Level 08 - The Pharaoh - Final Boss

ZX Spectrum version

Title screen
Main menu
Stage One: The Road to Hell
Surrounded by a group of nasty skeletons.
Shooting some fireballs onto a teleport ball.
A quiet moment with hanging skeletons.
One hit of fireball and his skull is off!
Evil demon is guarding fourth teleport ball.
Only tridents could harm a giant dragon.
This gate is entrance to the secret cave.
Preparing to attack fire spitting gargoyles.
Stage Two: Greece Four Hundred BC
The Achilles statue can be smashed to bits.
Trying to defend before flying creature.
White bird was inside a vase I just broke.
Lost a life after touch of dropping acid.
Using my shield to cover from the Medusa.
Tall pillars with deadly hot lava around.
Three headed Hydra vs one headed man.
Being teleported to another stage.
Stage Three: Scandinavia Five Hundred AD
Located on the Viking boat during a storm.
Surrounded by a pair of dreadful trolls.
This area is occupied by moving ghosts.
A scroll used by the grave caused raining.
Successfully shot up to pieces a troll.
Throwing knives on the dragon Nidhogg.
Standing in front of a solid looking castle.
Battle with the god Odin in his own castle.
Stage Four: Egypt Three Thousand BC
Two shots will reveal entry to the pyramid.
Resting in central room which is full of rats.
Running away from rapidly falling blocks.
I need to find a way to surpass the spikes.
The Ankh symbol restores all lost lives.
Those swinging axes are sharp like razor.
A lengthy corridor with incoming mummies.
During a jump to higher and stable platform.
Battle with the god Atum in the king's tomb.
Stage Five: Duel with Dameron
Dameron's first vulnerable part is his mouth.

Official Screenshots

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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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  • Myth: History in the Making Screenshot For Amiga.
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