The Secrets of Bharas: Won! (with Summary and Rating).
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However, the game goes beyond the Ultima series in character development.
Heavily influenced by the Ultima series, it has the tactical combat screen of Ultima III-V (but with a "quick combat" option), the keyword-based dialogue of Ultima IV-VI, and the ability to activate a single party member at a time that only appeared in VI. It thus includes plenty of advanced elements that no one had conceived when the Apple II was in its heyday, but that are still technically possible on the platform (at least, the Apple IIc or above the game does require 128K of memory).
Archaist imagines what would have happened if CRPG development had continued on the Apple II for another decade or so.
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