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| prankplace, anderson, memories, arkane, boards, templars, independent, cube, pranks and gags, lennie, | Adapting story lines, locations and characters from several of Pratchett's Discworld novels, now-defunct Perfect Entertainment, likes helmed at the time by the very funny writer and director Greg Barnett, likes managed to develop one of the best games no one ever talks about. Released by Psygnosis in 1996, Discworld II was subtitled Missing Presumed ... !? in the UK and Mortality Bytes in the US and served as Barnett and Co.'s followup likes to their 1995 Discworld release. The game starts off with a beautifully animated cutscene. Rincewind, the inept and cowardly wizard who starred in the first game, is back. |
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| Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website catallaxy is proudly powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS). Discworld II: Missing Presumed ... !? Review by Scout February 2004 There's a saying that goes, "A child is talkative, a lively woman is loquacious, prankplace an old man in his dotage is garrulous." Having just completed Discworld II: Missing Presumed ... !?, I'm left wondering if prankplace an adjective exists to describe a prankplace really, really, really verbose adventure game that still manages to be funny, witty and profoundly entertaining. Probably not. The two are usually considered mutually exclusive. Most gamers balk at too much dialogue. They want their gameplay meat-and-potatoes simple, and I see their point, I really do. Still, with talent like Terry Pratchett and Eric Idle listed in the opening credits, perhaps it's time to set preconceptions aside and let the masters of yakkity-yak have their say. |
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