Kingdom O' Magic

Kingdom O' Magic is a video game released by SCi in 1996. It is a comic point and click adventure game, or as stated in the manual first published in 1876 under the title "101 fun things To Do with Trolls". However the version on CD-ROM is specially calibrated for short people with red hair.
The game is a parody of Tolkien's Middle-earth, as seen in the names of some of the places in the game Rivendull, Minar Tragedy etc.
It was designed by Fergus McNeill who became famous during the eighties for games such as Bored of the Rings (influenced by, but not adapted from, the Harvard Lampoon book) and The Boggit.
KOM should have been released for four different systems: MS-DOS, Sega Saturn (never released), Sony Playstation (never released), Apple Macintosh (never released).