Difference between revisions of "Hammurabi"
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distributor=[[Doug Dyment]]| | distributor=[[Doug Dyment]]| | ||
platforms=PDP-8, Windows| | platforms=PDP-8, Windows| | ||
engine=[[Glk/Hugo|Hugo]]| | engine=[[Glk/ADRIFT|ADRIFT]], [[Glk/Hugo|Hugo]]| | ||
support=Not yet| | support=Not yet| | ||
purchase=[https://ifdb.tads.org/viewgame?id=3ccmbybidr9nn1kh Available for free from<br /> | purchase=[https://ifdb.tads.org/viewgame?id=3ccmbybidr9nn1kh Available for free from<br />IF Database]| | ||
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'''Hammurabi''' is a text land management game created by [[Doug Dyment]] in FOCAL for PDP-8. It was converted to DEC BASIC by [[David H. Ahl]] in 1971. An expanded version was published in the book ''BASIC Computer Games''. | '''Hammurabi''' is a text land management game created by [[Doug Dyment]] in FOCAL for PDP-8. It was converted to DEC BASIC by [[David H. Ahl]] in 1971. An expanded version was published in the book ''BASIC Computer Games''. | ||
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It was converted to [[Glk/ADRIFT|ADRIFT]] by [[Ron Moore]] in 2004. | It was converted to [[Glk/ADRIFT|ADRIFT]] by [[Ron Moore]] in 2004. | ||
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[[Category:Freeware Games]] | [[Category:Freeware Games]] | ||
[[Category:Hugo Interactive Fiction Games]] | [[Category:Hugo Interactive Fiction Games]] | ||
[[Category:Unsupported Games]] | [[Category:Unsupported Games]] | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 22 July 2021
| Hammurabi | ||
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| No Screenshot Available | ||
| First release | 1968 | |
| Also known as | King of Sumeria, The Sumer Game | |
| Developed by | Doug Dyment | |
| Published by | Doug Dyment | |
| Distributed by | Doug Dyment | |
| Platforms | PDP-8, Windows | |
| Resolution | (unknown) | |
| Engine | ADRIFT, Hugo | |
| Support | Not yet | |
| Available for Purchase |
Available for free from IF Database | |
Hammurabi is a text land management game created by Doug Dyment in FOCAL for PDP-8. It was converted to DEC BASIC by David H. Ahl in 1971. An expanded version was published in the book BASIC Computer Games.
It was converted from BASIC to Hugo by Rick Merrill in 2002.