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NormalityWas there ever another point and click adventure with 2.5d graphics?(6 posts)(6 posts)
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Posted January 13, 2014
I know realms of the haunting was the same engine but isn't really anything like it. Other point and click games seemed to go from 2d to pre-rendered 3d to realtime 3d except for this.
Posted January 26, 2014
I know its not really the same, but Realms of The Haunting was something like Normality:).

It was just a lot less a graphic adventure and a lot more an fps but at the time i always thought of Normality when playing it:).

By the way i should check if it is on GOG already. That game was a gem.
Posted January 26, 2014
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BeckHansen: I know its not really the same, but Realms of The Haunting was something like Normality:).

It was just a lot less a graphic adventure and a lot more an fps but at the time i always thought of Normality when playing it:).

By the way i should check if it is on GOG already. That game was a gem.
It was developed by the same company with the graphic engine of Normailty.

ROTH is on GOG and I second your recommendation, a great game! Still have the original CDs.
Posted January 28, 2014
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BeckHansen: I know its not really the same, but Realms of The Haunting was something like Normality:).

It was just a lot less a graphic adventure and a lot more an fps but at the time i always thought of Normality when playing it:).

By the way i should check if it is on GOG already. That game was a gem.
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Ingsoc85: It was developed by the same company with the graphic engine of Normailty.

ROTH is on GOG and I second your recommendation, a great game! Still have the original CDs.
Thanks for the pointer mate!:) I checked after writing (i should have checked before!) and next week i' m getting that game again tonight!
Can't believe i missed it!
Posted September 03, 2016
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k1ttenface: I know realms of the haunting was the same engine but isn't really anything like it. Other point and click games seemed to go from 2d to pre-rendered 3d to realtime 3d except for this.
I know this is an old post and you might have already gotten this answered someplace else. But in case if you were still wondering or anybody else does I might suggest the Tex Murphy games from the mid to late 1990s like Under a Killing Moon and Pandora Directive. That are atleast the only other adventure games I can think of that uses 2.5d graphics (mixed with lots of FMV though). Should be noted that the Tex Murphy games also had a bit different keyboard control setup than Normality and Realms of the Haunting. You can change your stance really low or high to reach some stuff better for example.
Posted September 03, 2016
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k1ttenface: I know realms of the haunting was the same engine but isn't really anything like it. Other point and click games seemed to go from 2d to pre-rendered 3d to realtime 3d except for this.
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artigkar: I know this is an old post and you might have already gotten this answered someplace else. But in case if you were still wondering or anybody else does I might suggest the Tex Murphy games from the mid to late 1990s like Under a Killing Moon and Pandora Directive. That are atleast the only other adventure games I can think of that uses 2.5d graphics (mixed with lots of FMV though). Should be noted that the Tex Murphy games also had a bit different keyboard control setup than Normality and Realms of the Haunting. You can change your stance really low or high to reach some stuff better for example.
Good point. I always think of Tex Murphey in terms of it being an FMV game, forgot that it had the 2.5D parts.
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