| Display title | Wizards and Warriors (video game) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Released in 1987 by Acclaim, developed by British company Rare, Wizards & Warriors features Knight in Shining Armor Kuros hopping through the kingdom, in search of his beloved (and nameless) Princess, abducted by token Evil Sorcerer Malkil. Along the way, he'll rescue any OTHER Damsels In Distress he happens to stumble over, along with picking up a variety of magical odds and ends, some of which may prove more useful than others. |