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Game Overview

Gold of the Realm is one of those classic Amiga adventures that starts with a dying stranger handing you a treasure map—because of course it does. You’re basically Indiana Jones on a pixelated horse, hunting cursed gold across four castles while dodging spooks that’ll yoink your gear if they touch you. The whole thing feels like a dark fairy tale your grandpa might’ve told, complete with backstabbing magicians and demons lurking in the ruins.

First thing you’ll notice? The difficulty options actually matter. Easy gives you one castle to poke around, but Hard dumps you into all four with randomized items and traps—every playthrough’s different, which is either brilliant or brutal depending on how much you enjoy pain. You’ll spend a lot of time picking up keys, dropping them on wooden floors (for some reason), and frantically button-mashing to escape staircases while spooks chase you. The controls take a second to click, but once they do, it’s weirdly satisfying to methodically loot each room.

Just don’t forget to save. The castles are massive, and losing progress because a ghost stole your lantern feels like the game personally trolling you. If you ever actually find the treasure, the real challenge is making it back to your horse without dying. Good luck.