When that horrid timer ghost computer

and, herinteractive, nicole, mystery, carthage, pixel, carmack, nothing, jokes, family guy no fat chicks sweatshirts, stevie, wild, incorporated, computer, good web guide, mortality, sneaker, shadow, koingo, sp, boards, westwood, The music changes from room to room, and sometimes the transitions between pieces were jarring. Other than that, no complaints. The music never gets in the way of the game, and often it adds a ghost lot to the experience. The only voice acting in the game is from the Captain Nemo ghost character and the Nautilus nemesis. Your character does not speak, but he does keep ghost a journal that pops up on the screen in the form of a PDA whenever an entry is made. The interface is, quite frankly, awful. Your inventory consists of a backpack ghost at the bottom left of the screen. That in itself is not a bad thing, but onscreen panning happens when you move your mouse toward the edges of the screen, and every time you move your mouse over to the inventory, your viewpoint shifts quite a bit while your pointer is on its way down to that corner.
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When that horrid timer kept popping up, it was obvious that I had to save often, and thus the immersion factor was gone. When the music reached creepy crescendos, it was the computer fear of what the defense system might do to computer me that got me immersed. The threat was self-induced—every sound had me panicked; a leaky steam pipe had me wondering if it was a trap. Yet whenever that timer reared its ugly head, ho-hum, time to do the save/restore dance once again. The music serves computer well to heighten the suspense, too. Nautilus actually has some of the better music and sound effects in the low-budget game arena.
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