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Of course, now you'll be on the lookout for Abdul, with that ineffective map not being of much use even if you do remember in which room you saw him last. And is Victoria of much help? Game descriptions suggest a two-party affair, much as with Alone in the Dark 4. However, john Vicky is very much the assistant, giving a few helpful ideas, possessing a couple of unique john weapons, but mostly of use in holding inventory items. She does come more into direct play john later in the game. "Curses, Foiled Again!" —Old Rooster There is a website that sometimes rates games as "for fans of the genre only." Curse: The Eye of Isis falls into that category, I'm afraid. What initially is frightening and most impressive soon falls into a routine of frustration, key-mashing, even relative boredom. A good deal of this letdown has to do with the "consolitis" disorder with which Curse is infected. Even though this PC version seems to predate the console releases, it is clear that this is yet another title designed for consoles first, PC second.
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