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{{game disambig||the unrelated 1995 PC game|[[Druid: Daemons of the Mind]]}} | {{game disambig||the unrelated 1995 PC game|[[Druid: Daemons of the Mind]]}} | ||
'''Druid''' is a computer game for the [[Atari 8-bit]] family and [[Commodore 64]]. It was also ported to the [[Amstrad CPC]] and [[ZX Spectrum]]. Druid was originally published by [[Firebird Software]] in [[1986]]. | '''Druid''' is a computer game for the [[Atari 8-bit]] family and [[Commodore 64]]. It was also ported to the [[Amstrad CPC]] and [[ZX Spectrum]]. Druid was originally published by [[Firebird Software]] in [[1986]]. The game was designed by Andrew E. Bailey, along with Dene Carter who was responsible for much of the graphics, and the music was composed by David M. Hanlon. The game was ported by [[Nippon Dexter]] to the Japanese [[MSX2]] in 1988. Another port of Druid entitled {{nihongo|'''Druid: Kyōfu no Tobira'''|ドルイド 恐怖の扉||lit. Druid: Gate of Terror}} was made for the [[Famicom Disk System]] by [[Jaleco]] in 1988. | ||
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[[File:Druid C64 loadscreen. | [[File:Druid C64 loadscreen.png|thumb|left|Loading screen]] | ||
"As Last of the Great Druids, wander through the Dungeons of Acamantor with your mighty Golem by your side on a quest to destroy the four demon princes." | "As Last of the Great Druids, wander through the Dungeons of Acamantor with your mighty Golem by your side on a quest to destroy the four demon princes." | ||
