Greyfell (1987)

Greyfell, also known as Greyfell: The Legend of Norman, was released in 1987. Starlight Software published the title, which was developed by Nick Eatock and Simon Welland, with inlay and poster art created by Susan Rowe.

The game is a single-player arcade adventure featuring isometric 3D graphics. Players can control the character using a Kempston joystick, cursor keys, or a fully redefinable keyboard layout.

The original retail price for the cassette was £8.99. In addition to the ZX Spectrum 48K version, the game was released for the Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64 platforms.

Greyfell holds an average magazine score of 82.33%. It earned a perfect 5/5 rating from Sinclair User and an 8/10 from Your Sinclair. The game also received the C+VG Hit award from Computer & Video Games and the ZX Computing Globert award from ZX Computing.

In the USSR and Russia, the game was known through POKE codes published in magazines like Micro and Revival. It also saw TR-DOS releases by groups such as Slider'22 and G.R., alongside cracked cassette versions.