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	Title: Zork trilogy gets a boost
	Source: Micro Adventurer, #8
	Date: June 1984
	Transcription by Steve Derby
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THE ZORK bandwagon keeps on rolling.

Commodore is offering the trilogy on disk at £11.99 for each part, while Penguin is
releasing three books based on the adventure.

Zork was written by the US software house Infocom, and UK prices have previously
tended towards pocket-stretching levels.

In the first part of the adventure, the aim is to find the 20 treasures of Zork.
Part two pits you against the Wizard of Frobozz. The third part culminates in an
encounter with the Dungeon Master himself.
