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Lost On Parrot Island

AGA/ECS/OCS

Lost On Parrot Island - Double Barrel Screenshot

Information

Year of the first release

1996

License

Shareware

Number of disks (or CD)

Publisher

APC&TCP - Worldwide
Frank Otto - Worldwide

Number max of players

Budget publisher

Simultaneous max players

Developer

Unknown

Language

English
German

Artists

Coder : Frank Otto (Robocop/Interpol)
Graphician : Frank Otto (Robocop/Interpol)
Musician : Frank Otto (Robocop/Interpol)
Musician : Kai Fischer (Jazz/Haujobb)
Musician : Trond Erlend Brattvoll (Dr. Bully/Majic 12)
Misc : Frank Otto (Robocop/Interpol)

Language in manual

English
German

Hardware

AGA
ECS
OCS

Amiga original game

yes

Have cheatcode

yes

Have SPS release

WHD install

WHD information

HD install

yes

HD notes

- Game must be HD installed for gameplay

- Unpack LOST ON PARROT ISLAND (full release) to a game folder on HD.

- About 3MB HD space is required

Genre
Category	Adventure
Subcategory	Adventure - Point & Click
Dimension	2D
Quickmatch	Coding - AMOS
Theme	Outdoor Location - Tropical Island
Viewpoint	Sideways

Conversion hardware

Conversion notes

Classic compilation

Islona: The Collection

Relationship

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Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes:

[1] Game idea, coding & graphics by Frank Otto (Robocop/Interpol). Music by Kai Fischer (Jazz/Haujobb), Trond Erlend Brattvoll (Dr. Bully/Majic 12) and Frank Otto.

[2] Min. Requirements: 1MB ram or more, HD.

[3] LOST ON PARROT ISLAND (shareware demo) is available for download on Aminet HERE (dir: /game/demo/ParrotIsland.lha).

[4] ***LOST ON PARROT ISLAND (full shareware release)*** was declared freeware by main coder Frank Otto and is available for download on Aminet HERE (dir: /game/role/ParrotIsland.lha).

LOST ON PARROT ISLAND (full release) is also available on the Amiga Arena CD Rom Edition.

[5] English/German instructions are contained in the game archive.

TRIVIA: Coder Frank Otto previously hosted LOST ON PARROT ISLAND (online version) on his personal website, but preservation efforts have unfortunately rendered the online game unplayable (see HERE).