Knightmare merchandise included a broad range of items. These included computer games and a board game, signed cast photo-packs, plus a range of Knightmare t-shirts, sweatshirts and mugs.
Publicity
The first edition of the t-shirts and sweatshirts were advertised in the third Knightmare Book, Fortress of Assassins (1990). Merchandise was also advertised through flyers sent by Broadsword in reply to fans' letters.
When the Knightmare Adventurers Club was launched in 1991, there were adverts at the back of 'The Quest' Club Newsletters. Those who joined the Club would receive a pack of Knightmare goodies, which included stationery.
T-shirts
- Edition 1: White with Knightmare Castle, luminous lightning and red logo [1988-90]
- Edition 2: White with Frightknight symbol and Knightmare logo in red and silver [1991-92]
- Edition 3: Blood red with new Frightknight symbol and Knightmare logo in black [1992-94]
Sweatshirts
- Edition 1: Black with luminous life-force symbol and red Knightmare logo [1988-90]
- Edition 2: Royal blue with silver Knightmare logo [1991-92]
- Edition 3: Blood red with new Frightknight symbol and Knightmare logo in black [1992-94]
Mugs
- Edition 1: Black with red Knightmare logo [1988-90]
- Edition 2: Royal blue with silver Knightmare logo [1991-93]
- Re-release of Edition 1 of the Knightmare Mug [1993-Present]
Books
There were seven Knightmare adventure game books written (or co-written) by Dave Morris. These comprised a novella and a choose-your-own adventure game.
- Can you beat the challenge?
- The Labyrinths of Fear
- Fortress of Assassins
- The Sorcerer's Isle
- The Forbidden Gate
- The Dragon's Lair
- Lord Fear's Domain
In 2014, Knightmare artist David Rowe released a book, The Art of Knightmare, which explains the creation of his paintings that were used on the show.
Games
There was a Knightmare board game produced by MB and two Knightmare computer games - one by Activision for the Commodore 64 and Spectrum, another by Mindscape for the Amiga and the Atari.
