to add various enhancements and a more user-friendly interface for adventurers and creators alike while also retaining the flavor of the original Apple game. Black converted over half of the classic Eamon adventures to the Eamon Deluxe system and announced in 2012 that version 5.0 had been sent out for testing. Version 5.0 is compatible with modern operating systems such as Windows 7 and Mac OS X using emulation software such as DOSBox and also includes a VI compatibility mode to make it more accessible to screen-reader programs used by visually impaired players. The converted adventures and latest updates remain non-commercial freeware and can be downloaded from the Eamon Adventurers Guild Online. Eamon Remastered In February 2017 the browser-based Eamon Remastered was released, making it possible to play Eamon online and save your progress between adventures. Currently, 39 adventures are available. Eamon CS In April 2017 Eamon CS was released by developer and adventure author Michael Penner. It is a version of Eamon ported to the C# programming language. It is playable on Windows, Android and Unix and continues to be developed and expanded. An iOS port is also planned. iPhone Eamon is one of seven Apple II games included in iBasic, an iPhone app created by Beijing-based AkeySoft. As mentioned above, an iOS port of Eamon CS is also planned. See also List of Eamon adventures SwordThrust, the commercial successor to Eamon''. References External links Eamon Adventurer's Guild Online Eamon Wiki Eamon Remastered Eamon CS 1980 video games 1980s interactive fiction Apple II games Atari ST games DOS games IOS games Public-domain software with source code Video games developed in the United States