Posted on: September 10, 2014

LazarusNine
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Wonderful difficulty/Unflatteringly aged
Unfortunately, I did not have the opportunity to play this game upon its release or shortly thereafter, so there is no nostalgia helping to mask some difficulties I faced when trying to get into the game. To complain about the game's graphics seems unfair given the time of its release, but I feel as though there were many other approaches the developers could have taken with the design rather than opting for low-polygon '3D' figures. Where epic games like Quest for Glory and Ultima VII can be returned to again and again, I find that the graphics in AITD are just too hard to get behind, much like the late 90s and early 2000s attempts at 3D. Of course these are all part of the evolution of gaming, but it does detract from the replayability of AITD all these years later. The controls are clunky, but perhaps no worse than Resident Evil, so that is perhaps not a critique in itself. The redeeming factor of AITD is that it is so damn hard and legitimately frightening at times. It is very unforgiving in a way that Silent Hill and RE can't even compete with, which is definitely a point in its favour!
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