Leander is a Video game of action/platforms developed by Traveller' S Tales and published by Psygnosis in 1991 on Amiga and Atari ST. The play was published on Megadrive in 1992, under the title The Legend off Galahad .

In a Medieval-fantastic universe , the Lucanna princess was removed by perfidious the Thanatos, consequently threatening balance of the Kingdom. Leander, captain of the Guard, see themselves charged to deliver the young woman. The player must led the knight through 21 levels for a rather traditional adventure to the charming realization.

Gameplay

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Development

Leander is the first production of Traveller' S Tales, a British studio which will take an unquestionable dimension thereafter, running out 38 million specimens of plays in fifteen years.

• Range design: Jon Burton, Andy Ingram
• Graphics: Andy Ingram
• additional Design of the creatures: Simon James
• Programming: Jon Burton
• Music & sound effects: Tim Wright, Lee Wright, Matthew Simmonds, Jon Burton

Versions

Leander was related to Atari ST by WJS Design . Electronic Arts published the play on Megadrive in 1992. The American version is simply titrated Galahad .

Anecdotes

A play Psygnosis while often hiding another, there is in the third world of Leander a secret zone which draws its decorations from Lemmings and one can cross also there the main character of The Killing Game Show .

External bonds

• Leander on the site GrosPixels
• Leander on the site Hall off Light

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