Micro Adventurer (March 1985)

_{Cover of the March 1985 issue of Micro Adventurer}

Micro Adventurer is a 1980s era computer gaming magazine that emphasized adventure games, simulations, and war games. The March 1985 issue includes:

• Letters - Letters from readers regarding adventure game help, adventure game generators for the BBC, Lords of Midnight for the Commodore 64, and more.


• News - Battle of the Bulge for the Commodore 64 and Spectrum; Darkwood Manor, Shadow of the Bear, and Death Valley Gold Rush for MSX computers; MUD enhancements; and more.


• Gargoyle's Glee - An interview with the creators of Tir Na Nog.


• Classic Games - A look at some computerized board games including Chess for the ZX Spectrum, MyChess II for the Commodore 64, QL-CHess, Reversi, Backgammon for the Spectrum, and Scrabble for the Spectrum.








_{Table of Contents from the March 1985 issue of Micro Adventurer}


• MUD - An article in a continuing series on MUD. This one discusses characters in the original Essex University version of the game.


• Wargames - A look at three wargames including Legionnaire for the Commodore 64, Combat Leader for the Commodore 64, and Panzer Attack for the Spectrum.


• Adventure Generators - A look at three different adventure game makers including The Quill Version C (Spectrum), Adventure Writer (Atari, Apple, Commodore 64), and The Illustrator (Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad).


• Gargoyle Competition - A Tir Na Nog competition in which you can win one of five parchment maps.


• Arcade Adventures - A look at various arcade adventure games including KnightLore, Sorcerer, Avalon, Impossible Mission, Tir Na Nog, Gift From The Gods, and others.

_{Back cover of the March 1985 issue of Micro Adventurer}

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