Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, The Spirit Of Excalibur, released in 1990 for the Atari ST by Virgin Mastertronic.
It is the year 539 in Arthurian England. Arthur has been killed at the battle of Camlann, and his realm is in ferment. You are the Crown Regent, Lord Constantine, King Arthur's successor as the leader of the Knights of the Round Table. You are in York as the game begins, and must make your way to Camelot to take the reins of power. Much of Arthur's power, however, is not yours to command. Sir Lancelot Du Lac, Arthur's great companion, incomparable champion, knight, and cuckolder, has gone into retreat. He has taken the greater part of Arthur's veterans with him. Many other knights, kings, and powers of the land will not acknowledge your authority. Your Round Table is a shadow of its former glory.
To make matters worse, the legacy of Arthur's bastard son Mordred has come back to haunt you. Though Arthur slew Mordred in his final battle, his sons Melehan and Morgolon have grown to maturity and are carrying on Mordred's quest to usurp the throne!
The Spirit Of Excalibur places you at the beginning of Dark Age England. As Lord Constantine, all your wits and skill, your military prowess, battle strategy, and your diplomacy will be required if Arthur's legacy of peace, chivalry, and union is to endure!
Based upon vast resources of fictional and historical literature, EXCALIBUR takes you through escalating episodes of danger and challenges, as you strive to protect your people and your crown against the raging Saxon hordes, and supernatural opponents whom even your strongest knights cannot stand against.
With good graphics, nice animations, pc-ported audio, good story, long loading times, frequent disk swapping and good playability The Spirit of Excalibur is a good adventure worth trying.
Here you'll find loading screens and gameplay with cut loading times.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
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In this video, The Spirit Of Excalibur, released in 1990 for the Atari ST by Virgin Mastertronic.
It is the year 539 in Arthurian England. Arthur has been killed at the battle of Camlann, and his realm is in ferment. You are the Crown Regent, Lord Constantine, King Arthur's successor as the leader of the Knights of the Round Table. You are in York as the game begins, and must make your way to Camelot to take the reins of power. Much of Arthur's power, however, is not yours to command. Sir Lancelot Du Lac, Arthur's great companion, incomparable champion, knight, and cuckolder, has gone into retreat. He has taken the greater part of Arthur's veterans with him. Many other knights, kings, and powers of the land will not acknowledge your authority. Your Round Table is a shadow of its former glory.
To make matters worse, the legacy of Arthur's bastard son Mordred has come back to haunt you. Though Arthur slew Mordred in his final battle, his sons Melehan and Morgolon have grown to maturity and are carrying on Mordred's quest to usurp the throne!
The Spirit Of Excalibur places you at the beginning of Dark Age England. As Lord Constantine, all your wits and skill, your military prowess, battle strategy, and your diplomacy will be required if Arthur's legacy of peace, chivalry, and union is to endure!
Based upon vast resources of fictional and historical literature, EXCALIBUR takes you through escalating episodes of danger and challenges, as you strive to protect your people and your crown against the raging Saxon hordes, and supernatural opponents whom even your strongest knights cannot stand against.
With good graphics, nice animations, pc-ported audio, good story, long loading times, frequent disk swapping and good playability The Spirit of Excalibur is a good adventure worth trying.
Here you'll find loading screens and gameplay with cut loading times.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
If you liked the video, please consider giving a thumbs up and maybe also subscribe.
Thanks for watching.
