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Moraff's Revenge

Moraff's Revenge

Details: Video game
Initial Release Date: 1988
Publisher: Moraffware
Platform: DOS
Genres: Role-playing Video Game, Adventure game
Description: Moraff's Revenge is a RPG game developed by MoraffWare. It came out on 01-01-1989. MoraffWare published the game. The game is rated as "Skip" on RAWG. Moraff's Revenge is available on PC.

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