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Melrin: The Dragon Menace
Author: Joacim Andersson Resolution: 320x200 at 16-bit color Downloaded: 3585 times (2.1 Mb) Genres: Fantasy, Original Length: Medium length games
Added on: 26 October 2004 Website: (none) Content advisory: None  None  None Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Player rating: 84% This is the third Melrin game. This time a rumour has reached the royal court that a dragon is pestering the country side. The king sends out Melrin to investigate. To solve the many puzzles that exist in this game you need to create magic spells and combine many inventory items. The GUI is simular to the earlier games. You have your magic bowl in which you mix items to create the spells that you can read about in your Book of Spells. You also have a magic map, look at it (right click) to use it. Download Now (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
User ratings for Melrin: The Dragon Menace:
From 25 peoples votes so far: (vote here) Visual: 83% Immersion: 83% Puzzles & Pacing: 89% Overall Enjoyment: 84% You can see a detailed breakdown of the votes.
Melrin: The Dragon Menace was brought to you by:
Joacim Andersson
Other games by Joacim Andersson:
Melrin: The disciple ordeal. Updated version! (Medium length games) Melrin: The Pendant Quest (Medium length games)
User comments about Melrin: The Dragon Menace:
Posted by madmanmunt on 2005-01-16 at 19:07 (IP logged): Melrin 3 combines the attractive graphics of the second game with the freedom to explore large areas of the first game to create a fine result. Although it is not as good as the exceptional first Melrin game, Melrin 3 is an excellent piece of work nonetheless. Along with the spell book and cauldron with which to create spells that was introduced in the second Melrin game, this time Melrin also has a magic map which allows him access to any place the minute he hears about it. This was an excellent idea and meant that there were more places to explore than on the weaker second Melrin installment. All in all, Melrin 3 is a lesson in learning through trial and error. The author has clearly learned which elements worked best in the first two games and which didn't work quite so well, then used this knowledge to create a successful amalgam of the two. While my heart will always belong to Melrin 1, I nonetheless recommend this game extremely highly as well. Posted by debbie edwards on 2005-01-11 at 07:12 (IP logged): An amazing game. Must be played. Can we have another please Posted by seawana on 2005-01-01 at 16:31 (IP logged): Nice work, I enjoyed playing all three Melrin games. Look forward to future projects. Posted by Rosiedp on 2004-12-31 at 18:28 (IP logged): Loved everything about this game. Fantastic games all three of them. We need more games like this one. Greatly written and planned out. Thank you for many hours of good clean entertainment Posted by Rosiedp on 2004-12-31 at 18:26 (IP logged): GREAT GAME. ENJOYED ALL MELRIN GAMES. WANT MOOOOOOORE

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