Release
Released in November 1992, Curse of Enchantia was the first adventure game by Core Design as well as one of the first CD-ROM adventure games. Virgin Games bundled it with many of the earliest PC CD-ROM drives in 1993. A version for the Amiga CD32 had also been planned. An advertisement for Curse of Enchantia was featured in GamesRadar's article about "what game ads looked like when the SNES was alive."
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