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The Morning Star (2026)

THE QUEST OF THE LIGHT BEGINS A few days ago, you received a letter from your friend Yvain. In it, he asked for your help. Galahad, upon his return, confirmed their worst fears: the Void is advancing relentlessly… and only you can help them. That is why you have come. Your journey has led you to the outskirts of a remote village, hidden among the mountains… a place where all news vanishes without a trace. Beyond this point, no message ever returns. Only silence remains. But you will not be alone. There are those who watch. Those who guard the secret. And others… who have already failed before you. FEATURES A classic text adventure inspired by the golden age of 8-bit machinesLanguages: English (Spanish version planned)Exploration, inventory management and puzzle solvingAtmospheric narrative with mystery and dark undertonesOriginal fantasy environment illustrations created with AI assistance AVAILABLE FOR MSXCOMMODORE 64AMSTRAD CPCZX SPECTRUMCOMMODORE AMIGA ATARI ST HOW TO PLAY Enter commands by typing actions such as: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST TAKE, USE, LOOK, INVENTORY Key words are often highlighted in uppercase within the game to guide the player. VERSIONS Originally created in 2017 as a learning project in text adventure development. Later adapted to the DAAD system, expanding compatibility across multiple platforms while preserving the original design and spirit of the game. EXTRA Includes the Diary of Gauvain, a complete narrative walkthrough of the adventure. ⚠️ Contains spoilers. It is recommended to read it only after completing the game. Also included is the Morning Sound music file, the same track used in the adventure's promotional video, by popular request from many players. SPECIAL BONUS FOR THE MORNING STAR PLAYERS! Claim your free copy of Echoes of the Future (English & Spanish editions) until December 31st! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special thanks to Andrés Samudio for his pioneering work and for generously making DAAD freely available to the community. Thanks to Tim Gilberts and Graeme Yeandle for their pioneering tools. Special recognition to Carlos Sánchez (Uto) for DAAD Ready and the MALUVA extension, which make this development possible. And to the CAAD, Juanjo Muñoz, and the preservation community for keeping this legacy alive. And finally, thanks to everyone who still believes in the magic of words.