The opening credits anoy me as this game is not innovative at all it is a coppy of the old dos game. that said I do enjoy playing BOTH versions,
Well not so much of a Review as I am only just about to try the game for the first time (In 20 ish Yewars) But I feel I had this on CD DvD for my Amiga a long time ago, or am I imagining this ?
I was lent the first game in this trilogy by the owner of the news agents just below my flat , we both had Amigas at that time and talked and swapped games. well i went out the next day to buy a copy for myself, so you can gather the first impressions of this game were good , it just went up from there . as soon as the second game came out i picked up my pre-orderd copy from the Amiga shop (at witch I would soon work) and again sat down to play it after transferring my Deadly team over, led by Oakwind the Fighter, I embarked on the second game with great gusto looking forward to every click , in the dungeons & forests of these games I was lost to reality , immersed in the story and puzzles. when the third came out I was DISGUSTED totally DISGUSTED , it was NOT out on the Amiga but only the PC. When I discovered the GOG site i enquired as to whether the EOB trilogy was in the catalogue as I couldn't find it . told it was and given a link so I bought it straight away I again played it through first second and then with anticipation the third . Simplistic by today's standards of graphic and sound quality with an archaic interface never the less immersive and enjoyable beyond most games out there now . The Comic Meister .
