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[https://www.cpcwiki.eu/imgs/6/69/Adlan.zip | [https://www.cpcwiki.eu/imgs/6/69/Adlan.zip ADLAN] (ROM Source included on a due to archive.org making it hard to download from the authors site) | ||
[https://solutionarchive.com/list/system%2C59/ A list of games created using Adlan] | [https://solutionarchive.com/list/system%2C59/ A list of games created using Adlan] | ||
Revision as of 05:23, 23 June 2025
The ADLAN (ADventure LANguage) adventure game compiler was created by Richard Brooksby and published by Graduate Software in 1988 for the Amstrad CPC.
Unlike most other 8-bit adventure systems at the time, rather than running from disk or loading into memory from cassette tape, the compiler element of the system was supplied on a physical ROM. The user would write their adventure in a text file and that source would then be turned into a machine code program by the ADLAN system.
The system required an Amstrad CPC fitted with a disk drive, but it could produce both disk and cassette-based adventures. When running from disk, games could load in graphics and additional text.
The system came with a demonstration adventure Bar Trek that was written by Richard Brooksby and a school friend.
ADLAN is available through the author's website, with an image of the ROM that can be used in an emulator or burnt onto a chip for use in a real Amstrad CPC.
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ADLAN (ROM Source included on a due to archive.org making it hard to download from the authors site)