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Curse of Enchantia

Title	Curse of Enchantia
First release	1992
Developer	Core Design
Publishers	Core Design, Virgin Interactive
Platforms	Amiga, DOS
Genres	action-adventure game, puzzle video game
Players	1 player
Co-op	No
Releases	DOS: 1992-11-01 Amiga: 1992-12-01
Wikidata ID	Q2319782

Brad navigates the fantasy land of Enchantia using an icon-based interface to solve puzzles and interact with the environment. This point-and-click adventure minimizes text, requiring players to deduce the purpose of items and environmental clues through visual observation to overcome the magical threats posed by a wicked coven of witches.

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Sources

Wikidata (Q2319782) · last updated 2026-09-27 · CC0

REG-Vault (amiga/curse-of-enchantia) · last updated 2026-09-28 · descriptions CC BY-SA 4.0

TheGamesDB (52327) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only

TheGamesDB (23416) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only

Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Core Design · internal use only

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Image credits

Box art, Screenshots, Logos (5): Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Core Design · internal use only. REG-Vault page

Box art, Screenshots (4): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Core Design · internal use only. TheGamesDB page

Screenshots, Logos (3): Source: libretro-thumbnails (upstream libretro-thumbnails (art by developers/publishers; see repo README)) · © Core Design · internal use only.

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Videos

PC Longplay [497] Curse of Enchantia

World-of-Longplays · DOS version · longplay · 1:04:01auto-matched
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