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| discuss, hardcore fatties , young fatties tgp , thief 2, nautilus, playing, judd, daughter, can, reeves, viewtiful, shadowgate, idle, puppet, gamer, within, | Newer CD-ROM drives should do just fine. There are both Windows and DOS installs, so you have your choice. I played it in DOS, and other than the above-mentioned bug, I united states had no problems. I did read about a patch that was required for the Windows version. Despite the stumble at the end, as Discworld II wound down, I was smiling united states and nodding and wishing there were more games like this. It was sly and satirical, dry and witty, gorgeous, smart and fun. I loved united states the constant banter, finding it by turns eloquent, penetrating and crass but never boring. I never felt I was being condescended to or hoodwinked or offered up the same old, same old in a slightly new version. It's classic point-and-click 2D, no dying, cartoony adventure gaming with lots of funny-looking guys in pointy hats. What more could you want? —Please visit our forum to discuss this game— The Verdict The Lowdown Developer: Perfect Entertainment Publisher: Psygnosis Release Date: 1996 (PC); 1997 (PS) Available for: Four Fat Chicks Links Player Feedback Screenshots System Requirements 486 DX4-100 or better DOS 5.0 |
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| Even the epilogue turned a well-loved movie trope on its head, not exactly mirroring it but inverting it. Active minds at work here is can what I'm getting at, and that makes for a good game, regardless of the seemingly endless chatter. Act IV: Till Death Do Us Part This is can where my bright idea about a review in four acts breaks down, as I really can't reveal can much more of the plot without doing the game and the reader a disservice. Suffice it to say, after delivering four-fifths of a perfect game, in the very short Act IV and the even shorter epilogue, Perfect Entertainment lost their focus and stumbled, slapping on a hurried, tacked-on ending. In fact, this game could have easily been structured in three acts and would have, I suspect, benefitted from the cutting. There were a few other problems, nothing seriously damning. I experienced an error message once and had to reboot, but otherwise the game ran smoothly. I played in DOS 7.0 under Windows 95 on an older computer with an overly slow CD-ROM player, and because of that I had to copy quite a few graphics files to my hard drive, but that was my fault. |
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