changes that may relate to censorship issues are pentagrams turned into stars (or, in one case, a ruby) and a cross into a chalice (while another cross that only served as decoration was removed altogether). Beyond the game texts being simplified for the NES port, some of the death texts were edited or altered due to their rather graphic descriptions. When performing magic, instead of the typing magic words on a keyboard, the player simply has to scroll through his/her inventory before selecting the words. The NES version was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in a package called "8-Bit Adventure Anthology". Reception German magazine Data Welt praised the Amiga version's user-friendliness, good graphics and particularly the atmospheric sound, calling the game (translated): "excellent" and "even better than Deja Vu". Computer Gaming World found the game to be enjoyable and innovative, praising the game's use of graphics and almost exclusive use of the mouse as a way of eliminating frustration. As such, the game was described as "much easier to work with than pure text or text and graphic adventure games." Dragon complimented the game, calling it "a truly horrifying adventure game and mystery that’ll leave you shivering in the dark". Compute! liked Uninviteds "fluid interface, solid logical puzzles, and something's-around-the-corner feel". Video Games: The Ultimate Gaming Magazine gave the Windows version 8 out of 10. Trivia Blackwell Road is an existing road in the Scottish village Culloden and approximately from Loch Ness. See also The Legacy: Realm of Terror References External links Uninvited at Interactive Fiction Database 1986 video games 1980s horror video games Amiga games Apple IIGS games Atari ST games Commodore 64 games DOS games First-person adventure games ICOM Simulations games Classic Mac OS games Nintendo Entertainment System games Point-and-click adventure games Video games developed in the United States Windows games PlayStation 4 games Xbox One games Single-player video games Works set in country houses Mindscape games Video games set in Scotland