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| bioware, putting, enemies, gold, anima, order, las, ark of time, baldurs, rain, franklin, | One nice aspect to the creatures inventory system in this game is that the inventory is usually pretty sparse, and at any one given time throughout the game will only contain a small handful of items. Physicus teaches creatures the subjects of electricity, aggregation states of different materials, mechanics, optics, and acoustics. The creatures player is given an electronic interface, accessed within the game, that allows the player to research these subjects to solve the problems encountered during the game. The interface itself is well-done, and all subjects have visual explanations, in many instances with animations, and interactive components that are helpful in guiding understanding. But don't be put off by the subject matter included to help solve the puzzles. In many instances, at least for an adult, they involve common sense and things about physics that most people do have a basic understanding and grasp of. The puzzles, based on the subject matter, are obviously mechanical puzzles, which increases the Myst-like atmosphere of the game. |
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| By studying and using science materials contained in rain the game's encyclopedic interface, the player must solve puzzles and progress toward the ultimate goal of getting the rotation of the Earth to begin again. The game is a first-person adventure, and the player explores every nook and cranny of what seems to be a small village and its rain surrounding buildings in a hilly, picturesque countryside. There are houses to explore, and municipal structures, and a town square packed with things such as stores, a town jail, and rain offices, among other things. The graphics in this game are irresistible, with a sort of old-world European charm reflective of the home of the game's creators, Germany. The environments are very elaborately drawn, and the 3D rendering is as good and well put-together as any adult adventure game—better than quite a few, actually. The endgame is a brief but amusing animated sequence that is also well-executed. The game screen is simple and well-designed. Inventory is stowed in a machine at the bottom of the screen, and the player scrolls through to choose an item to be used. |
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