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|description=Conversion of the T08 hit from 1986 by Infogrames ( | |description=Conversion of the T08 hit from 1986 by Infogrames (unfinished). | ||
|author=xFlasH | |author=xFlasH | ||
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To go through all the tables at once, you have to know the map of the mines almost by heart. | To go through all the tables at once, you have to know the map of the mines almost by heart. | ||
Saphir consists of a series of fixed tables (like Zelda), the freedom of movement is almost total (some passages are locked, so you also have to pick up the keys lying around everywhere), and you have to collect a maximum | Saphir consists of a series of fixed tables (like Zelda), the freedom of movement is almost total (some passages are locked, so you also have to pick up the keys lying around everywhere), and you have to collect a maximum of sapphires. | ||
==Screenshots== | ==Screenshots== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:59, 8 September 2024
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| General | |
| Author | xFlasH |
| Type | Platform |
| Version | 0.2 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2012/05/27 |
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Saphir is a conversion of the T08 hit from 1986 by Infogrames.
Converted by xFlasH, from the original work by Eric Szymkowiak.
User guide
You have just lost a large sum gambling. An old man told you that there was an abandoned mine filled with sapphires (in fact sapphires, graphically, they look more like diamonds) enough to make you a fortune! You decide to explore it.
Saphir is an exploration game similar to Metroid. Because indeed, these mines are infested with monsters of all kinds. And if that wasn't enough, there is also a few traps, like spikes falling from the ceiling.
To go through all the tables at once, you have to know the map of the mines almost by heart.
Saphir consists of a series of fixed tables (like Zelda), the freedom of movement is almost total (some passages are locked, so you also have to pick up the keys lying around everywhere), and you have to collect a maximum of sapphires.
Screenshots
Known issues
You can walk freely on the maps but no other features are implemented.