Abandonware DOS title

Infidel

Infidel is an abandoned text-based adventure game set in Africa designed by Michael Berlyn, Patricia Fogleman, developed by Infocom and released by Infocom in 1983. Infidel runs on DOS.
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Collector's corner:

The original folio box contained:

  • a five pages letter to Rose Ellingsworth
  • an envelope
  • a sketched map of the excavation site
  • a "rubbing" and partial translation of Dr. Ellington's limestone fragment
The grey box re-release contained the following feelies:
  • an "Expedition Log" kept by the player's character
  • a two pages letter to Rose Ellingsworth
  • an envelope
  • a sketched map of the excavation site
  • a "rubbing" and partial translation of Dr. Ellington's limestone fragment

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Additional info about Infidel

Status: abandonware

Input: keyboard

Distributed on: 5,25 floppy disk

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