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| swat4, omni, ecoquest, blue, memoriam, philosophers, lee, james, adventure company, desserts, cameron, on, pizza, 3fat chicks, shadows of undrentide, razbor, sanctuary, cla, xxx hot sauces, neverwinter, chamber, sims, the legend of zelda, | Multiply that premise tenfold, bury any possible hints in acres of game world or discard clues altogether, and you more or less have the first Discworld game. Not so in the sequel. In Discworld II, there are lots of verbal hints message boards and at times some downright message boards hand-holding. The result: Puzzles that delight and entertain instead of simply torment. Of course, this assumes that, like every good adventurer, you'll steal everything that isn't nailed down and will religiously click on said item once it's message boards in inventory. Do that and you'll receive a witty description and complementary hint. One final word on the first Discworld, and then I promise to shut up. It was brain-numbingly hard, far and away the most difficult adventure game I have ever played. Part of this was because of the tortured, twisted illogic required to solve the puzzles, and part due to the lack of coherent in-game clues needed to solve said puzzles. |
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| In other words, he's snuffed it properly, but his spirit won't leave his now-dead body. All because Death is AWOL. What else to do but perform the rite of AsheKent? This, of course, involves the use of certain objects, none of which the Arch Chancellor has on hand. Rincewind is cameron summoned and cameron given the task of gathering the required items and returning posthaste. It's not pertinent to this review what or where the objects are or what they are to be used for because the fun, i.e., the whole point, is to traipse cameron around Ankh-Morpork, to meet interesting people and take them for everything they own in the hopes that someone, somewhere, will give up the goods. (If you must know, the needed items are three sticks, some dribbly candles, glitter dust, a vile smell, and four ccs of mouse blood. Happy now?) If you've played the first Discworld game, you will know already what you are in for, and you will be right. And wrong. Right in that, yes, there is a lot of "fill the hat with salted corn to feed to the donkey to make it thirsty so it will drink the puddle dry and reveal the ruby that the barber wants before he will give you the scissors you need to cut the ribbon ..." |
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