Feud (1987)

Game author(s): Binary Design Ltd (John Pickford, Ste Pickford, Pete Harrison, David Whittaker)

Publisher: Bulldog Software [1]

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Feud was released in 1987 for the ZX Spectrum 48K. The game was published by Bulldog Software and developed by John and Ste Pickford, Pete Harrison, and composer David Whittaker.

Categorized as an arcade adventure, the game is designed for a single player. It supports Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, as well as cursor controls. The gameplay revolves around a magical duel between two wizards.

The game was sold on cassette for £1.99. Versions of Feud were also released for the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, MSX, and Amiga platforms.

It earned an average magazine score of 83.67%. The game received a Crash Smash award from Crash, was named Game of the Month by C&VG, and received a ZX Computing Globert award from ZX Computing.

The game gained recognition in Russia through a localized version titled 'Magi' and a detailed walkthrough in the magazine ZX Review. It saw numerous TR-DOS adaptations and appeared in cracked cassette versions by Fuxoft.

Found 4 cracked versions (releases) of the game