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| csi2, search, ps2, mind, egyptian, anderson, bullet holes, hex, vegan recipes, merscom, | But my favorite thing about the game is the initial degree of exploration available. In fact, the whole game is completely wide open and can be explored nique and played in whatever sequences one wishes, which to me is the right way to put together an adventure nique game. And nique there is some really nice rendering in closeup looks at objects in the environments. A really good piece of news, something to the designer's credit, is that the system requirements are low enough to afford any Macintosh owner with Virtual PC the ability to play Dark Fall right off the shelf, so to speak. I ran it on a 466 MHz iBook running System 9.1, and it ran beautifully and flawlessly, with no bugs at all. One thing I did not care for is the blackouts when moving in between game locations. I don't know if animations of going up or down stairs would have made it too cumbersome production-wise, but the fact that the player does not see the stairs then is dumped off in a new location is a little disorienting. |
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| Dark Fall does one better than its predecessor in that it has unlimited saves, and in unlimited locations—IE had a major design flaw in that players could only save between levels. The style and feel of the game is right up my alley. It is really a classic, old-fashioned adventure game design and formula, and it works as it's supposed to. Two merscom other games with similar roots came to mind while playing—Comer and the Mac-only The Castle, although I really feel that in this instance Dark Fall merscom improves on the formula. I loved the post-war London setting, merscom and I am so happy to see a designer pick a unique location. At the risk of being stoned to death by adventure gaming stalwarts, I am dead-dog tired of Egypt. The great parts of this setting are all of the wonderful, intricate cultural details, which one for one are very lovingly crafted. From newspaper clips to boxes of products to posters on the wall, one is consistently reminded of what era the environment has lodged itself to sleep within. |
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