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Eamon is a long-running interactive role-playing game with at least 277 unique adventures, first developed around 1979 for the Apple II and since ported to many other systems. Its many adventures range from fantasy quests, to dungeon crawls, to sci-fi and modern adventures, as well as a few that defy easy categorization. This wiki collects and records information about the history of the game, from its creation by Donald Brown and expansion by John Nelson and Tom Zuchowski, through the growing list of collaborators and adventure authors over many years, to the various system ports and newsletters.
Updates
Items recently added, updated, or expanded:
Janaury
- Walkthrough and new map for Demongate
- Walkthrough and new map for Blood Feud
December
- New map and walkthrough for The Temple of Dread
- The Temple of Dread Instructions
- New map for The Death Star
November
- Walkthrough and map for The Vile Grimoire of Jaldi'al
- Walkthrough and map for Ula Tor
October
- All Eamon-related articles from GEnieLamp A2
August
- Walkthroughs for The Magic Kingdom, The Tomb of Molinar, and The Caves of Treasure Island
- Recollections/history from Jim Jacobson and Geoffrey Genz
July
- Synopses for Thror's Ring, Assault on Dolni Keep, Redemption
June
- The Scrivener's Diary, a new blog by Huw Williams
- New map for The Lost Island of Apple
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Playing Eamon
Eamon started on the Apple II computer, but versions of it exist for many platforms. Whether you want to explore the original disks in an emulator, go adventuring in a dedicated app, or play through your browser, you can find a version that fits your style.
Eamon CS is a port of Eamon into C-Sharp, playable on Windows, Unix, or Android systems and featuring 11 classic and original adventures.
Eamon Remastered is a port of Eamon to JavaScript that runs in your web browser with no emulator required. It currently features 36 adventures with more being ported regularly.
Eamon Deluxe is a port of Eamon to MS-DOS containing over one hundred adventures. It features an upgraded game engine and better graphics, plus a few exclusive adventures.
Disk images of all the classic Eamon adventures, plus a variety of other helpful resources, are available at Eamon Adventurer's Guild Online.
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