Sorcerians

Sorcerians is a role-playing video game developed and published by Sierra On-Line. Released in 1989, it was designed by Roberta Williams and Ken Williams, known for their work on the King's Quest series. The game features a fantasy setting where players take on the role of one of four characters, each with unique skills and abilities, who must embark on a quest to save the kingdom of Artura from a variety of monsters and magical threats.

The gameplay in Sorcerians combines elements of adventure, action, and role-playing. Players explore a large world, solve puzzles, engage in combat, and interact with non-player characters. The game features a day/night cycle and a magic system that allows players to cast spells. Character progression involves gaining experience points through combat and quest completion, which can be used to improve attributes and learn new skills.

Sorcerians was notable for its graphical presentation at the time, utilizing a VGA display mode. It also featured a unique combat system that required players to time their attacks and movements. While not as commercially successful as some of Sierra's other titles, Sorcerians is remembered by fans for its challenging gameplay and rich fantasy world. The game was re-released in 1990 for MS-DOS.