Forest At World's End (credits, magazine scores and covertape).

You set out to rescue Princess Mara, who has been captured by the wizard Zam. The game was written by David M. and Jean A. Banner with an inlay by Terry Greer, and cost £5.50. Sources: reviews, Spectrum Computing.

Crash pointed out that shooting the elf prints "You fire an arrow:-", yet the parser doesn't know the word FIRE. The message is at Messaging_YouFireAnArrow, and it is printed by Kill_AnnounceArrow. Crash also missed a SCORE command and found that going east and then west doesn't always bring you back where you started. See the reviews.

Personal Computer News noted that crossing the chasm needs a four-word command with a preposition, and Personal Computer Games finished the game in about three hours, despite flying lizards that kill at random. See the reviews.

Crash issue 10 gave it 6/10, Big K issue 9 2/3 and Personal Computer Games issue 15 5/10. It was later on the Your Sinclair issue 48 Smash Tape Special Edition. Source: Spectrum Computing.

Three short response messages, at Messaging_FirstUnusedResponseMessage, Messaging_SecondUnusedResponseMessage and Messaging_ThirdUnusedResponseMessage, are never printed.