Yenght

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Yenght
Developer(s)	Dinamic Software
Publisher(s)	Dinamic Software
Platform(s)	ZX Spectrum
Release	1984
Genre(s)	Interactive fiction
Mode(s)	Single-player

Yenght: La Fuente de la Juventud is a 1984 Spanish video game published by Dinamic Software for Sinclair ZX Spectrum. It was written in BASIC.^[1] Yenght is the first game from Dinamic Software and the first graphic adventure game published in the Spanish market.

Gameplay[]

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Plot[]

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The player's mission is to find the fountain of youth.

Development[]

The development process was both handmade and homemade - tapes were not manufactured until they had received enough orders to justify them ordering copies of the print covers and making duplicates of the cassette tapes. Originally they received a few tens of mail orders, but this later ballooned into several hundreds.^[2]

Reception[]

El Mundo Del Spectrum wrote that despite its simplicity, the game "overflowed with magic and charm".^[3] IGN recommended that players take out a paper and pencil to draw a map and avoid getting lost in the game's world.^[4]

Legacy[]

The game was featured as part of FX Museum's official launch celebrating 30 years of their company's video games^[5] - by this point, Dinamic Software had evolved into FX Interactive.^[6]

References[]

• Microhobby 1,Microhobby 2, Microhobby 3

External links[]

• Yenght at MobyGames
• Yenght at World of Spectrum
• Yenght can be played for free in the browser at the Internet Archive

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