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Kingdom of Kroz – the Flash version!

Play a perfect remake of the classic 80’s DOS game originally created by Scott Miller of Apogee Games. Talon Designs created a flash version able to be played without the need for DOSBox.

Controls:

Cheats:

Secret Mode:
By typing “X” at the select game screen, you are entered into a “Secret Game” mode. Once in secret mode, there are two things you can do during gameplay.

Shift + 0 = Replenish Items (Gems, Whips, Teleports & Keys)
Shift + 9 = Advance 1 Level

Talon Designs God Mode:
If at the select game screen, you hit “CTRL+Shift+~” this will enable a “god” type mode, that was not available in the original game. With GOD mode enabled, there are many things you can do during gameplay.

1 = Gems + 100
2 = Whips + 100
3 = Teleports + 100
4 = Keys + 100
5 = Whip Power + 1
8 = Previous Level
9 = Refresh Current Level
0 = Next Level

About Kingdom of Kroz

Kingdom of Kroz was originally created back in the 1980’s by Scott Miller. The game was developed to run on DOS using only alphabetic graphics. It was a great game (and still is) back when there were no such thing as 3D processing power available to consumers.

Until now, Kingdom of Kroz could only be run using a program called DOSBox which emulates a DOS window. We used this program extensively to recreate the game as closely as we possibly could to the original.

This game is completely playable, though it is only about 95% complete. The highs scores table does not work and there may be a few things in the original that we missed. Kingdom of Kroz was the first of seven different adventures. We originally planned to create all of the episodes, but the initial interest when we released it back in August (2008) was not enough to compel us to spend the time creating the rest of the episodes. If there is a new found interest in this game, we may consider completing the project adding the next 6 adventures.

When we built the game, we basically built an engine for the game in such a way that none of the levels are compiled into the swf file. All of the levels are loaded from external xml files. We decided to build it this way, not because it would be easier (though it may have been), but because we wanted the ability to create our own levels just for fun. Again, we have not spent very much time at all on any custom levels, but know that it is possible if you are interested in doing so.

We hope you enjoy playing, and let us know what you think!

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