pentagram on the floor, inadvertently bringing Sordid back to life as a spirit. He transfers his spirit to a robotic body, and sends a magical wardrobe to retrieve Simon from his own dimension. The wardrobe mistakenly brings Simon to the doorstep of Calypso's Magic Shop. Upon returning to consciousness Simon learns that, in order to return home, he must find the wardrobe's power source, called mucusade (a pun on Lucozade). Simon the Sorcerer's Pinball A pinball video game released in 1998 by Adventure Soft for Microsoft Windows. Simon the Sorcerer's Puzzle Pack A puzzle game released in 1998 by Adventure Soft for Microsoft Windows. It contains three games: Swampy Adventures – The player must help the Swampling through 50 levels of puzzles as he attempts to rescue his children from the evil Sordid. NoPatience – A set of four solitaire card games, featuring a unique Simon the Sorcerer themed deck. Jumble – A twist on a sliding puzzle featuring a constantly changing animation. The game also features a desktop virtual pet known as "Demon in My Pocket" as well as three Simon the Sorcerer desktop themes. Simon the Sorcerer 3D The third adventure game in the series, Simon the Sorcerer 3D was initially designed fully in 2D and was intended to be released as a high quality 2D adventure. Due to publisher hesitation in picking up a 2D title, the developers later decided to switch it to a 3D adventure game. The game follows on directly after Simon the Sorcerer II'''s open ending, with a cutscene at the beginning telling the player a connecting story of how Simon's body was rejoined to his soul by a new character, Melissa. Simon the Sorcerer 4: Chaos Happens The fourth adventure game marks a return to the heralded point-and-click interface and features high quality pre-rendered backgrounds. The characters are in 3D. The German version of this game was released 23 February 2007, and was developed by Silver Style Entertainment. The English version of this game was released on 17 October 2008,Simon 4 release information and was published by Playlogic. Simon the Sorcerer 5: Who'd Even Want Contact?! In the fifth adventure game, aliens threaten the fantasy world. The German version was released for PC on 26 March 2009. It was released for digital download in English on 17 February 2010. Simon the Sorcerer 6: Between Worlds StoryBeasts, an Irish company based in Dublin