Anduril left no sufficient documentation to reliably reconstruct its developer or its release year within the Atari catalog. The name, taken from Tolkien's mythology, suggests a fantasy or role-playing game, a genre that in the 80s and early 90s constantly sought inspiration in epic literature to dress up its worlds.
It's one of those titles that survive in collective memory thanks to disk preservation more than for having made an impact at the time, and it's worth noting if only for its evocative name.
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