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| gabriel, kid, run, mirror, stories, laweight loss, basco, fatchicks in party hats, throttle, lewinsky, steve, blogging, wrath, rpg's, buka, milo, her, 3, dos, delta, console, line, knight, tail, | I was fascinated by this game. At that time I didn't know about Myst or any other computer game. I contacted Stephan Stoske, and he encouraged and helped me to create my own game. The classic point-and-click adventure has many advantages: 1. The prerendered images have a good quality, journals sometimes better than images in real-time 3D in panorama-based games journals (Exile); journals 2. The user doesn't need the newest computer or graphic card to play the game; 3. The maker doesn't need to buy an expensive game engine; 4. It's possible to create a virtual, picture-based world as a solo developer. Is Rhem the first game you have designed? Yes, Rhem is my first game. I have created before only some small studies to test elements of Rhem. Are there any other projects that you have worked on? What is your background as a designer? I studied visual arts (painting, graphics) at the art college in Leipzig/Germany. |
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| GHz or AMD Athlon 1.2 GHz 256 console MB RAM 2 GB free hard disk space DirectX 8.1 compatible audio support nVidia GeForce 2 (MX 200/400 not supported) with 32 MB or ATI Radeon 8500 with 64 MB, with Microsoft DirectX 9 driver installed (nVidia GeForce 4 Ti (not MX) with 128 MB, ATI Radeon 9500 with 128 MB, with Microsoft DirectX 9 driver installed recommended) Where to Find It Search Now: Links provided for console informational purposes only. FFC makes no warranty with regard to any transaction entered into console by any party(ies). Copyright © Electric Eye Productions. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part without express written permission. Knut Müller Interview by Orb October 2002 Knut Müller is the designer and independent developer of the game Rhem. What went into your decision to make a classic point-and-click adventure game? In September 1997 (I had bought my first computer some weeks before), I found on the monthly CD of the German computer journal MacMagazin a freeware graphic adventure, The Gate of Minerva, by Stephan Stoske. |
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