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| x box, moon, advance, templars, deja, destruction, nosferatu, chesster, kyrandia, computers, episode, sly, francisco, diet/nutrition, er, person, conquers, time, cate archer, kirstie, pivotal, | You will need your thinking cap for this one. Arxel Tribe based Pilgrim on robot city Paulo Coelho's Diary of a Magus, which should have given me a clue that the storyline eventually would robot city depart from sweaty, earthly reality. Pilgrim fools you. Much of the game is exactly what you'd expect it to be: a traditional adventure set in the Middle Ages. Cross the broken bridge, evade the guard, escape from the dungeon, get the sword robot city from the stone. That sort of thing. Well done for its time, fun and interesting, with some vexing puzzles, nice slideshow artwork, and nifty medieval tunes. Later, things turn weird. If you're expecting a simple battle between good heretics and bad inquisitors, you're in for a surprise. The game goes far beyond that, eventually exploring questions for the human soul. Pilgrim will challenge you to examine your own beliefs about life, faith, and the "good fight." |
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| Amazon.com 29.98 Prices/links current as of 11/07/02 Links provided for informational purposes only. FFC makes no warranty with x box regard x box to any transaction entered into by any party(ies). Copyright © Electric Eye Productions. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part without express written permission. Pilgrim: Faith as a Weapon Review by Enigma February 2002 You don't know. You really don't know what you're in for with Pilgrim, Arxel Tribe's mind-blowing 1997 release that disappeared for a few years and now is available again. I expected to really enjoy myself by wallowing in the x box Year of Our Lord 1208, and I did, but I never expected anything like the mysteries Pilgrim explores. The game starts out as your standard point-and-click medieval adventure with lots of nice, logical puzzles, but it ends up as a surreal struggle against powerful forces that tempt the soul. It's an adult game, not because of any salacious content, but because of the sophistication and depth of the ideas it tackles. |
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