Gates Of Integrity

Devlog

• Added walkthrough in PDF format
  March 12, 2022 by Tarjan

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  I just uploaded a hintbook for the game, including all maps and a walkthrough... Continue reading
• Monster/Item list added
  February 20, 2022 by Tarjan

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  I have uploaded a detailed list of all the monster and item data in the game for those of you interested in this kind of stuff... Continue reading
• v1.22 released
  June 11, 2020 by Tarjan

  -Test Of Empathy wasn't turned off when completed. -Made the final battle a bit more challenging... Continue reading
• v1.21 released
  June 06, 2020 by Tarjan

  - Sound volume control - Music starts faster - Faster loading times... Continue reading
• v1.2 released
  May 31, 2020 by Tarjan

  -Fullscreen Option -Changes in configuration are saved instantly -Made help available by pressing F1... Continue reading
• v1.11 released
  May 22, 2020 by Tarjan

  High end levelling was bugged - around the time of the last dungeon, characters were developing too fast... Continue reading
• v1.10 released
  May 16, 2020 by Tarjan

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  -Optional automapping! Press 'M' while in walking mode to toggle the automap display on and off. -(C)ast Last Combat Spell. For those pesty critters still alive in combat round 2... Continue reading

  
• v1.03 released
  May 16, 2020 by Tarjan

  Monks could hide in shadows, but the manual stated Rogues have this ability. They now both may hide in shadows... Continue reading
• v1.02 released
  May 04, 2020 by Tarjan

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  1 tiny feature and 1 bug fixed: - ESC now quits the character info screen and returns to the game - Non-existing characters were selectable... Continue reading
• v1.01 released
  May 03, 2020 by Tarjan

  Hi fellow retro gamers! I have just released version 1.01 of "Gates Of Integrity" You may now cycle through the characters by pressing 1..6 while in the character info and inventory screens. Also, I f... Continue reading
• 5 versions in 30 years
  April 15, 2020 by Tarjan

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  31 years of (not) designing "Gates Of Integrity": 1989 - Pure BASIC on Amstrad CPC and not really implemented any internals. Just a selfrunning demo: But, hey, in 1990 there came the mighty 8088 PC wi... Continue reading