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gold, attractive, throttle, road, served, trek, zany, shadowgate, philosophers, stranger's, tricks, dream, station, first person, The inside-the-castle segments are beautifully illustrated, and you have the rts ability to pan 360 degrees on the horizontal rts plane and look nearly all the way up rts or down on the vertical. The acting is totally cheesy, but the costumes are nice. The music is also nice, all Wagner to my unschooled ear, but there is not much of it, usually just a bit here and there as you are moving and then nothing while you're standing still. Everything I know about Wagner and Ludwig I learned from video games. Between this and Ring and GK2, I feel ever so edumucated on the subject. (I was waiting for King Ludwig to turn into a werewolf in this game, but it never happened.) I liked Bavarian Castle enough to seek out the other two versions so I can play them too.  —Please visit our forum to discuss this game— The Verdict The Lowdown Developer: Wrebbit Interactive Publisher: Wrebbit Interactive Release Date: 1999 Available for:  Four Fat Chicks Links Player Feedback Screenshots         System Requirements Windows 95/98: Pentium 100 MHz (200 MHz recommended) 16 MB of RAM (24 MB recommended) Microsoft-compatible mouse 45 MB free hard disk space 640x480, 16-bit colors, DirectX certified
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(No spoilers here; you can read same in the manual.) Another of the puzzles involved putting pieces of music together to duplicate eight snatches from Wagner's Ring opera, another involved restoring the colors to a painting of Tristan und road Isolde, and the last involved rotating pieces of King Ludwig's unfinished throne to complete it. All of these puzzles were fun, and I was especially proud of myself for completing that music puzzle—I usually stink at those. In addition to the puzzles and the sword pieces, you find road rings that, when clicked, yield up yet more video clips. road In these Tristan and Isolde are trying to obtain the Ring so that they no longer have to die at the end of each performance of the opera. One unnerving thing was that the same actor who portrayed King Ludwig in the puzzle-putting-together portion of the game played Tristan in the exploration phase—it took me a while to catch on to who he was supposed to be.
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