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The AGOS Engine was originally created by Alan Cox at HorrorSoft and is based on AberMUD V, with graphical extensions. The AGOS engine was used in the following games:
The AGOS Engine was originally created by Alan Cox at HorrorSoft and is based on AberMUD V, with graphical extensions. The AGOS engine was used in the following games:
* [[Personal Nightmare]] (1989)
* [[Personal Nightmare]] (1989)
* [[Elvira - Mistress of the Darkness]] (1990)
* [[Elvira: Mistress of the Dark]] (1990)
* [[Elvira 2 - The Jaws of Cerberus]] (1991)
* [[Elvira 2: The Jaws of Cerberus]] (1991)
* [[Elvira 3 - Waxworks]] (1992)
* [[Elvira 3Waxworks]] (1992)
* [[Simon the Sorcerer]] (1993)
* [[Simon the Sorcerer]] (1993)
* [[Simon the Sorcerer 2: The Lion, the Wizard, and the Wardrobe|Simon the Sorcerer 2]] (1995)
* [[Simon the Sorcerer 2: The Lion, the Wizard, and the Wardrobe|Simon the Sorcerer 2]] (1995)

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About

The AGOS Engine was originally created by Alan Cox at HorrorSoft and is based on AberMUD V, with graphical extensions. The AGOS engine was used in the following games:

The source code for AberMUD V was released in October 1995.

Adventure Soft provided the source code of The Feeble Files and Simon the Sorcerer's Puzzle Pack.

Support

The Acorn (CD) and PC versions of Simon the Sorcerer are supported.

The Amiga, Macintosh and PC versions of Simon the Sorcerer 2 are supported.

The Amiga, Macintosh and PC versions of The Feeble Files are supported.

The Windows version of Simon the Sorcerer's Puzzle Pack is in progress.

Resources

External links