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[Tom Henrik]

Feel free to comment and discuss this game here. Also, if you have any useful tips or tricks don't hesitate to share them with the others! Thanks!

Review

[Tom Henrik]

Sorry about that. I had to leave and I forgot about making the topic in the hurry.

Anyways. Here is something that Sebatianos placed along with the file.



(And we have them both. Yay!)

[Sebatianos]

:tnx: :Tom: for all the help with this one.
BTW - the link from the main page to here doesn't work.
I know I'm probably going on your nerves, but could you please? :angel:
k:

[Tom Henrik]

Now it does k:

[JJXB]

get scummvm to play this, thats the best way

I came across a site that had the CD music in OGG format for use with ScummVM. I already have the actual CD so I didn't pay much attention at the time. I can't imagine trying to play this without the music and ambience though so it's definately worth looking up. Maybe I can find the site again...

This was the first graphic adventure I'd ever played, and I've never looked back since. Now by today's standards, the graphics are naff, the sound naffer, and the mazes are an absoulte no no in game design, but this still stands today (IMHO) as one of the best graphics adventures made. :Brain:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Is there a VGA remake of this?

[kyrandia]

I don't know of any remake of this game, but there is a fanmade zak that you can download from the-underdogs Better graphics and a new story k:

[Sebatianos]

Part two has better gaphics and a better sound - but it's a game I started playing one afternoon and finished an hour later solveing all the puzzles...
It's fun, but no real challange. Part one is! Just try finishing without the walkthrough (like I did the first time). I don't usually get stuck for that long - but it took me half a year (mostly because I playd it on C64 without the game save option and had to start from the begining every time).