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| cing, eric, voodoo, life, pcos, patches, socko, around, mobsters, beast, reeves, nautilus, monet, return, | The voices of Delphineus and Adam were obviously recorded by young kids and for the most part were very serviceable and kind of sweet. There is a point system in constant view at the top of the screen for you to gauge your progress. One way to gain points they is by clicking the recycle symbol over trash. Another is to they help people solve their problems. Adam and Delphineus are a team throughout most of the game, though there are places where Adam has to forge ahead on his own. There was one they puzzle I tripped over but only because I had overlooked an important location. I don't think it will spoil anyone's fun if I say that by game's end Cetus has been found, things had been set right and all was well in Eluria. Lost Secret of the Rainforest Two years later Sierra released the second and final Ecoquest game, Lost Secret of the Rainforest. While the first Ecoquest had been labeled as Ecology for Ages 12 and Up, Lost Secret of the Rainforest was Science and Ecology for Ages 10 and Up. |
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| The music is a delight, and there was voice dialogue on the CD version I played. Some of the voice actors were a bit socko unpolished, but for the most part the dialogue enhanced the gameplay. The interface is classic: the eye, the hand, the dialogue socko balloon, the movement icon, all tucked away in a bar menu at socko the top of the screen for your purist adventuring pleasure. The visuals are easy on the eyes, colorful, whimsical and rendered in deep saturated blues and reds and oranges and greens. The writing is witty (Jane Jensen had a hand in this one, her first game for Sierra) and full of the kind of silly puns kids giggle over for hours. The supporting characters are drawn with broad strokes and simplified to the point of stereotype. There's the snobby painter fish with the bad French accent, the slow, fat drawling country hick walrus, the egotistical bureaucrat (aptly named Superfluous), the stoner teenage fish, the reclusive spinsterish spine fish, the stodgy academic Anglophile fish. |
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