at the very end of the game. Reception In the July 1990 edition of Games International (issue 16), Theo Clarke stated that "Conquests of Camelot has a delicacy that is unusual in this field. There is little overt humour but a gentle wit pervades the game", but felt that the EGA graphics needed to be upgraded. Nevertheless Clarke concluded by giving the game excellent ratings of 9 out of 10 for both gameplay and graphics, saying the game was "a refreshing, challenging adventure game which should appeal strongly to those with a taste for medieval romance". In the July–August 1990 edition of Computer Gaming World, Scorpia stated that Conquests of Camelots EGA graphics were inferior to those of previous Sierra games, and she did not recommend the game to more experienced adventurers because of the low difficulty level of the puzzles. In the August 1990 Dragon (Issue 160), Hartley, Patricia and Kirk Lesser called this "a beautifully crafted animated adventure. Sierra, long recognized as a leader in the animated adventure market, continues to lead the way with offerings such as this colorful journey to the time of King Arthur". They concluded by giving the game an excellent rating of 4½ out of 5, saying, "Conquests of Camelot is yet another 'must buy' from the talented folk at Sierra". Reviews Amiga Joker (Sep, 1990) Amiga Computing (Sep, 1990) Enchanted Realms (Nov, 1990) Atari ST User (Apr, 1991) Joker Verlag präsentiert: Sonderheft (1993) References External links Game presentation and download from Christy Marx's official page Conquests of Camelot - the Sierra Chest 1990 video games Adventure games Amiga games Atari ST games DOS games Holy Grail in fiction ScummVM-supported games Sierra Entertainment games Video games based on Arthurian legend Video games scored by Mark Seibert Video games set in Jerusalem Video games set in medieval England Video games set in the State of Palestine Video games developed in the United States Single-player video games