This game lets you explore various creepy environments while trying to uncover exactly how your character fits into the mysterious story. While it's a relatively simple adventure game with some typical pixel hunting and NPC dialogue, numerous location changes, well-paced puzzles, and great atmosphere keep the game feeling fresh until the end. The graphics have aged surprisingly well; although the 3D cutscenes feature pretty stiff animation and effects by today's standards, they were pretty impressive at the time this game was originally released. The game's numerous pre-rendered 3D backgrounds have plenty of grimy and gory details, and do a wonderful job of setting a dark and depressing atmosphere, Sound is a mixed bag: Voice work can be atrocious at times, monotone and passable at others. Sound effects and music, on the other hand, are perfect. This is a solid release. Hasn't crashed on me yet, and absolutely no tweaking or effort required to get it running on modern machines, including my aspire one netbook. Thanks GOG!
Never got around to playing these back when they first came out... So now, after Morrowind, Oblivion, Crysis, and all that other eyecandy, I find it odd that I can't tear myself away from MM6 and all its pixelicious glory. Timeless gameplay...
