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Shadowgate is one of the most well-known and beloved point-and-click adventure titles in gaming history. As one of the original titles in the popular MacVenture series that went on to be celebrated on the NES, GBC, and Nintendo 64, Shadowgate quickly en...
Shadowgate is one of the most well-known and beloved point-and-click adventure titles in gaming history. As one of the original titles in the popular MacVenture series that went on to be celebrated on the NES, GBC, and Nintendo 64, Shadowgate quickly endeared players with its fantastic atmospheric soundtrack, perilous locations to progress through, countless puzzles to solve, and more ways to gruesomely die than gamers previously thought possible. Thrust into the role of "The Seed of Prophecy," players travel deep into the living castle, in hopes of defeating the evil that dwells within – the dreaded Warlock Lord.
Now, nearly 30 years after the original version haunted Mac and NES gamers, the original development team behind that timeless classic is back with a full re-imagining of the original Shadowgate. Much more than a port, the team at Zojoi has painstakingly redesigned the game from the ground up, adding in tons of new mind-bending puzzles, lots of new rooms with stunning hand-painted 2D graphical detail, and more objects to interact with and help you along your quest.
Decide how YOU want to play this new, re-imagined Shadowgate! Want the modern adventure experience? Use the wheel-based icon command system. Want the retro experience? Employ the Classic command system and turn on the retro graphics, soundtrack, text box, and room transitions. Want a more cinematic experience? Switch to Immersive mode by auto-hiding the UI and using customizable hotkeys to explore the castle. Or mix and match the options to satisfy your play style. In Shadowgate, there are plenty of new features and fun throwbacks to the original version to satisfy veteran adventurers and newcomers alike!
Customized UI: Play the way you want! Use modern wheel-based icon commands, classic on-screen commands, or jump into Immersive mode to auto-hide the UI elements. Create key binds, lock commands and keys, and more.
The Dread Pumpkin Quest: A new mini-quest, find and free the Dread Pumpkin!
First Person Adventuring: Utilize your inventory, mapping system, and intuitive UI to complete your quest.
Rooms of Fine Danger: Tons of beautifully illustrated rooms featuring both new and familiar locations, offering a new gameplay experience.
Mind-bending Puzzles: Lots of new and updated puzzles that seamlessly expand on the original game.
Difficulty Levels: Four different difficulty levels (from the novice to expert) that actually change the gameplay experience and puzzle structure. For the ultimate challenge, try Ironman mode that disables saves and requires players to finish the game in one try.
Retro Mode: Play the game like it’s 1989! Toggle on pixelated graphics, listen to Hiroyuki Masuno’s original NES chip tunes, move between rooms with NES transitions, and enjoy the text in retro format.
Storytelling: Shadowgate features dramatic cut-scenes and all the same great storytelling you expect from the original creators.
Cinematic Score: A digitally-orchestrated, dynamic soundtrack that changes with gameplay by composer Rich Douglas.
Soundscapes: A complete atmospheric and puzzle-based sound design featuring hundreds of sound effects.
Achievements: 60 in-game achievements to find and unlock.
Animations: Environmental and object-specific animations and particles bring each location to life.
Help: Need a hint? An in-game help system is just a click away.
Short version, they took Shadowgate and made it look way worse while adding new puzzles that are even more nonsense than your typical 1980s adventure game logic.
The graphics might look good at first glance, but once you see them in motion they all look like cheap Flash animations. There is now a desaturated grey look on EVERYTHING and it all looks so lifeless and dull. It also makes it much harder to pick out key objects and hot spots, which was a very important art to old adventure games.
If you want to play the original with worse puzzles and lifeless grey art, then go for it during a $3 sale I guess. My advice is to put that $3 towards Beyond Shadowgate instead.
I cannot begin to tell you how much I loath point-and-click games, I'm more of an action/rpg kind of guy; however the original Shadowgate mesmerized me for hours as a child with a well thought story and details. When I noticed an anniversary edition I jumped right on it, thanks GOG! I cannot thank the developers enough for remastering such an epic tale, the new artwork looks amazing. The written details make you feel like you're immersed in a game of Dungeons and Dragons, without the books and dice. This was one of the few games that made it fun to die over, and over, and over.
It is not an easy game, but unfortunately the save functions doesnt work most of the time. I tried to fix it, reinstall etc. but neither worked. Anyway its a good game but I wont try the classic mode(without save...no thank you).
Shadowgate is a prime example of how to modernize a game right. It has some flaws here and there, but the spirit of the original is alive and well, tough as it ever was, and will thrill puzzle-solving gamers who take the time to enjoy the rich atmosphere and object based puzzles. If you enjoyed the original game in any of it’s incarnations in the late 80s (or even the Gameboy Color version in the late 90s), you simply must get this one. If you enjoy object based puzzles this is easily one of the best games to offer them in recent years and you should also get your hands on it. However, if a game needs to be action based for you to enjoy it, stay the HELL away.
This is the Shadowgate as you remember it, but with lots of extra content. The scenery is beautiful, as well as the audio. The music is epic.
The original creators did a great job in creating a new adventure game but keeping what was so fun. I had it on NES, (Uninvited and Deja Vu as well) and as a kid, I felt like I was playing something for adults with a serious and detailed storyline. It's like reading a good book, since you get descriptions about weather, smell and other things that an image can't show.
Definitely buy it, turn off the lights, and enter the world of Shadowgate.
