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The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
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Posted on: September 3, 2017
JayJay555552013
Verified ownerGames: 6 Reviews: 1
Nostalgia
I can see how people would like this game, especially for those who grew up in the 80s and 90s, but it's not something I would recommend for those who haven't played old school games before. Although, I would still say to go ahead but, before you download it, here's a video that you can watch: https://youtu.be/M6Fd4bNmx7M
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Posted on: September 25, 2025
Gofur
Verified ownerGames: 553 Reviews: 1
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Posted on: August 26, 2022
ryansw
Verified ownerGames: 424 Reviews: 34
Screen resolution of 1980s
The game itself may be promising, has the usual ingredients of this type of thing - roll character, awaken with no memory of who you are but find a mysterious note signed by a single letter (except the person tells you their name in the letter, so signing off with an initial comes across as abit og a git.) Nice music with birds happily chirping away. Isometric map where you can't really tell if items are placed out of sight against the left or lower walls without moving your pointer over everything. Plenty of text hinting at promise of adventures to come...... All this in a tiny, teensy little screen window with no easily discernable way to change this to a higher screen resolution. And so your quest begins... search the forums with most promising leads leading to the third game in the series. A few hopeful side quest leads, drifting off into someone going on about Linux. Rumours an scraps of info of an ancient arcane spell and knowledge of changing various settings if you speak to someone called Nvidia settings. It is possible from this to deduce the reason your character has a loss of memory and who they are is most likely the time they spent banging their head against a wall trying to up the screen resolution and following duff links on doing so. All in all, better ways to spend your time.
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Posted on: August 22, 2024
Steven.Whitbread
Verified ownerGames: 27 Reviews: 1
not now
go away
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Posted on: December 24, 2017
Kymera
Verified ownerGames: 77 Reviews: 2
Good game design, ruined by bad coding
The game mechanics and story (what I saw of them) are fairly solid, but I've not seen a game this inexcusably buggy since Daggerfall. This is even worse, though, because while Daggerfall fell afoul of pressing too hard on the bleeding edge of the technology of the time, this is failing at something that was being done pretty consistently reliably 20 years ago, and with the limited resources of 20-years-older hardware. Full application crashes happened several times, and the game falling non-responsive, forcing me to kill the process from the system monitor, was a constant occurance, having done so literally dozens of times in a game that, according to the savefile timestamps, I had only been at for 3.3 hours when I gave up on it.
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