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Tunnels & Trolls (ColecoVision) – The Unreleased Fantasy RPG Adventure by Michael Stackpole

Discover Tunnels & Trolls, an unreleased fantasy role-playing game for the ColecoVision by Michael Stackpole.

Explore mysterious dungeons, battle monsters, and hunt for hidden treasures in this lost retro RPG adventure.

General Information

Developer - Michael Stackpole

Publisher - Michael Stackpole

Release - Unreleased

Platform - ColecoVision

Genre - Role-Playing

Number of players - 1P / 2P (alternating)

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Tunnels & Trolls for the ColecoVision, developed by Imanok and published by Team Pixelboy, delivers a clever and story-driven puzzle experience set against the backdrop of congested summer roads.

Tunnels & Trolls for the ColecoVision stands as one of the most intriguing unreleased titles in the console’s history. Developed by Michael Stackpole, this fantasy role-playing game aimed to bring the depth and excitement of tabletop adventures to the home gaming experience.

In Tunnels & Trolls, players embark on a perilous expedition through a vast underground dungeon filled with uncharted hallways, hidden chambers, and dangerous creatures. The goal is to uncover priceless treasures while surviving encounters with monsters that guard the riches deep within the labyrinth. Every decision matters — choose to fight bravely or retreat strategically, as each encounter tests your courage and tactics.

Designed to capture the essence of classic fantasy RPGs, Tunnels & Trolls promised an immersive experience filled with exploration, risk, and reward. Although the game was never officially released for the ColecoVision, it remains a fascinating part of the console’s legacy and a glimpse into the early evolution of role-playing video games.

For retro gaming enthusiasts and collectors, Tunnels & Trolls represents both a lost opportunity and a testament to the creativity of early developers who sought to expand the boundaries of what home consoles could achieve in the 1980s.

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