About Lure of the Temptress
Lure of the Temptress is a 1992 fantasy adventure by Revolution Software, published by Virgin Interactive Entertainment. A young man is thrown into a dungeon in a town ruled by a sorceress, and has to find his way out. It was Revolution's first game.
Revolution Software released the game as freeware. This page runs the original PC DOS files, in the ScummVM freeware release 1.1, with the open-source ScummVM engine, unmodified.
Controls
- Click: walk & use
- Right-click: look at
- Save / Menu: save, load, options
- Esc: skip a scene
Keyboard and mouse work best. On-screen buttons appear for the keys the game needs on a touch screen.
Questions
Is Lure of the Temptress really free?
Lure of the Temptress is free to play here, with no account and no payment. Its creator released it as freeware, and this site keeps it free.
Do I need to download or install Lure of the Temptress?
No. It runs in your browser from one click on the Play button. There is nothing to download, and no files to find or pick.
How do I save in Lure of the Temptress?
Use the Save / Menu button above the game, then choose Save. Saves are kept in this browser on this device.
Who made it?
Revolution Software, with the game files released as freeware by its creators. The licence is linked at the foot of this page.
Credits and licence
Original game: Lure of the Temptress, 1992, by Revolution Software. Published by Virgin Interactive Entertainment.
Edition hosted: PC DOS edition, ScummVM freeware release 1.1 (creator's 2003 freeware release).
Licence: Revolution Software freeware licence (Lure of the Temptress). Free distribution on any medium with the licence and copyright notices intact; no fee for the game itself; modified copies must be marked as modified; content stays Revolution Software's.
The game files are the creator's own, unmodified. Run by ScummVM.
(C) 1992 Revolution Software Ltd. Attribution and rights information ↗ · Ask for a change or removal ↗
