Enchanter
1983 video game
Facts
13 properties- Instance of
- video game
- Publication date
- August 10, 1983[20]
- Country of origin
- United States[19]
- Designed by
- Dave Lebling, Mark Blank[6][7]
- Game mode
- single-player video game[16]
- Input device
- computer keyboard[18]
- P14470
- Games/Enchanter[21]
🏷️ Also known as
en Enchanter
🔖 Identifiers · 35
- Abandonia ID
- 28767
- Abandonware-France game ID
- 84
- Adventure Gamers video game ID
- 16319
- Adventure-Treff game ID
- 12323
- C64.COM ID
- 2279
- CPC Zone game ID
- 2860
- CPCRulez ID
- enchanter
- DOSBox Compatibility ID
- 3272
- ELMCIP ID
- 7774
- Freebase ID
- /m/03wmlc
- GOG Dreamlist ID
- enchanter-1983
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- GameSpot game ID
- enchanter
- Gamebase64 ID
- 2502
- GamerProfiles game ID
- 8yzG
- GamersGlobal game ID
- 51978
- Giant Bomb ID (former scheme)
- 3030-17307
- Hall of Light ID
- 2855
- Interactive Fiction Database ID
- vu4xhul3abknifcr
- Internet Game Database game ID
- enchanter
- Lemon 64 ID
- 831
- Lemon Amiga ID
- 2373
- Lutris game ID
- enchanter
- MobyGames game ID
- 56
- MobyGames game ID (former scheme)
- enchanter
- My Abandonware game ID
- 1ns
- OGDB game title ID
- 2391
- OpenRetro Game Database ID
- 0954c806-6c37-5879-ae18-3ab097b0cddf
- Ready64 ID
- 4166
- ScummVM wiki ID
- Enchanter
- Speedrun.com game ID
- enchanter
- TV Tropes ID
- VideoGame/Enchanter
- VGChartz ID
- 53290
- Vglist video game ID
- 13569
🔗 Connections
Platform 8
Country of origin 1
Developer 1
Followed by 1
Followed by (predecessor) 1
Game mode 1
Genre 1
Input device 1
Instance of 1
Publisher 1
Software engine 1
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Summary
Enchanter is a video game[1].