the Temple of Apshai was rediscovered. The game consists of 8 levels with 16 dungeons each There are no room descriptions. The game was published on a cartridge, is controlled with the joystick and runs in real time with a focus on fast action. The player character has attributes for strength, agility, luck and health, which are randomly increased each time a dungeon is completed. Temple of Apshai Trilogy (1985) In 1985, Epyx published a remake of Temple of Apshai, featuring new graphics and music, and bundled with both Upper Reaches of Apshai and Curse of Ra on a single disk into the Temple of Apshai Trilogy. The game was redesigned by Stephen Landrum. The trilogy was ported to 16-bit computers by Westwood Studios. These versions feature mouse controls and room descriptions within the game instead of the manual. Cliffs of Tyyr (unreleased) In an article he wrote for BYTE magazine, Jon Freeman named several titles of Dunjonquest episodes, among them Cliffs of Tyyr. The game was never released. Related games Starquest After the release of Temple of Apshai, Automated Simulations launched a second line with a science fiction setting and the label Starquest. Only two games in this series were released. Rescue at Rigel uses a modified version of the same engine as Temple of Apshai, and a hybrid form of room descriptions along with time limited play. The player enters a space station to rescue 10 hostages from insectoid aliens, the Tollah. Hostages get teleported around the station if the player is not fast enough to rescue them, and the overall mission is limited to 50 minutes. Instead of unique descriptions for numbered rooms, the game has multiple rooms labeled "Sanctum", for example, and a detailed description the room types is given in the manual. The role of the fictional backstory character in the manual was filled by "Sudden Smith", and the story dedicated to a number of vintage science fiction heroes, including Buck Rogers, Lazarus Long and the casts of Star Trek and Star Wars. Star Warrior is closer to a strategy game, although the player still controls only one character. The player takes the role of a "Fury", an assassin who uses highly advanced technology and wears an exoskeleton. The game offers the choice between two maps, each with an individual mission. The first mission is to cause as much destruction as possible, as a distraction