I guess I had a lot of time to waste as a kid, because I bought it used and figured the gameplay without help. For an Atari 2600 game it was more involved than

I guess I had a lot of time to waste as a kid, because I bought it used and figured the gameplay without help. For an Atari 2600 game it was more involved than average, but the game itself gave you clues like the cryptic glyphs. I also bought used the SwordQuest games, and with no comics or Internet, those really left me stumped.