Executor

Long Description:

The Story:
You are the holy Executor! During tens years you participated in all sacred wars and at last validity has triumphed - Jesuits are defeated!
It is dear home always it is pleasant... But today you have got in a bad place - the lock the Edible bird's-nest has raised an unapproachable barrier on your way home. Back ways are not present - incorrect well remember your feats and will not miss a case to revenge you.
The only opportunity is to pass the lock through.
Unfortunately The Forces of Evil became the inhabitant of once great fortress... Well, you not the beginner and you have everything you need to stop
Dark Forces - Sword, Bow, Arrows and Spell Book! It is your unique opportunity to get back home.

First repson 3D RPG-like game. You are the holy Executor and you have everything you need to stop Dark Forces - Sword, Bow, Arrows and Spell Book!
During the game you'll increase your thief skills and find new powerfull weapon and spells! In addition you can buy and sell goods in the village...
Use you items and money them properly to pass all 6 levels!

Controls:

Joystick / Arrows / 2,8,4,6 - Movement
# - map
5 - hit / action
1 - drink hp bottle
3 - drink mp bottle
left softkey - additional action
right softkey - menu

Screenshots:

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